Optimum speaker support

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Isoacoustics is what I use on all of my speakers and components.

Wow! Maglev...feets like the bullet train!

if you really want to get rid of all the speaker vibration you should try the Townshend podium, they isolate down to three Hertz, this was the biggest upgrades I've ever done to my system, when I put them underneath my speakers the before and after was like a revelation, the bass got faster tighter more articulate the sound stage width and depth  air and space improved dramatically they're not cheap but best upgrade you could ever do, far better than the Isoacoustic Gaia, if you look at the reviews on audiogon from people that have tried both, they said as good as the ISO acoustic Gaia was the podiums are on a whole different level better and I totally agree, I will never take these out from underneath my speakers any room problems that you have will be gone with this underneath your speakers.

@magnuman 

thanks for your suggestion. Given the particular construction of the Duevel speakers, most speaker motion happens on the vertical rather than more conventionally the horizontal axis. Hence the particular benefit of the maglev+Svelte Shelf combination