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I Pulled the Trigger on the Gaia IIIs. Another Very Positive Tweak! Next Up Schumann!

I have the Gaia IIIs installed on my Focal Aria 936s and the improvement is impressive. I can hear more harmonics in the bass strings and the mids are crystal clear. I am now waiting for delivery of my Schumann Generator. It must have been stuck in the Suez Canal. At least there isn’t as much risk with it. If it doesn’t improve the sound, maybe it will help me sleep better!
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erik_squires
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Parts Connexion is the only place I know that has these on sale. :)  I'm waiting on 2 sets myself.
ebm
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Wonderful upgrade enjoy.
winoguy17
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 Gaia's were a nice improvement on my Electra 1038 's
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artemus_5
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Yeah, I'd love to try them but my speaker are 135 lbs apiece which puts me in the ultra high price thousand$$$ + category. 
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millercarbon
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That's Moab weight. You can get at least as good sound as Gaia from ordinary springs for around $30-50. But you have to shop around eBay hunting for the right springs, and then build your own platform. Which is what I did, and it was extremely impressive for the money. But it is also a lot of work. Two sets of Nobsound springs for about $70 will also get you Gaia level performance, and they can easily handle 135lbs. Best of all are Townshend Podiums, not cheap but totally worth it. As unlikely as that may seem from something so expensive, but they really are totally worth it. Search around two different guys went from Gaia to Townshend, all agree it is worth the extra. 

But if not- springs!!!!
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