SVS Subwoofer Isolation feet. Will I lose bass?

you could have correctly isolated your entire system for what you paid for your homemade devices

The amount I paid for ALL my homemade solutions was 2/3 of the amount I will pay for these isolations pods...

But I also invest to controls my electrical grid and the acoustical field of my room …. All that for 2/3 of this money....


The most costly device I bought cost me 50 dollars (usb S.G. from hong Kong) after that shungite etc


Then for a fraction of the price I develop intervention in all 3 embeddings controlled fields...Then even if my mechanical isolation are not perfect they work great...I will recreate my system better in a year or 2 in an another house...( with spring under quartz bed for the speakers)


The acoustical field mods. are the more impactful of the 3 set of solutions for the embeddings.... :)

I don't see why a gizmo designed to impede the *transmission* of bass frequencies would necessarily dampen those frequencies in the room in which they're being generated.  After all, there's a big difference between the subwoofer's feet and its driver(s).

In a word the audio system, sub-woofer included, when music play, are not a mass of separated parts no more; they are ONE totally integrated and linked system, mechanically, electrically and acoustically in your room...All parts and field interacted and participated in the recreation of the musical sound in your ears... And sometimes your brain will observed an improvement, coming from one of these 3 dimensions and improving simultaneously the dimension of perception linked also to an another one of the 3 and sometimes even the 2 others....

This is my experience....Someone more knowledgeable will explain better the details...It is very easy to verify with simple modifications...

"...unsuspecting who stumble onto his flying saucer website."

Even these guys stumbled upon it.

Or, come to think of it, is it just a marketing trick of a well-connected salesman?

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/27/politics/pentagon-ufo-videos/index.html

twoleftears
I don’t see why a gizmo designed to impede the *transmission* of bass frequencies would necessarily dampen those frequencies in the room in which they’re being generated. After all, there’s a big difference between the subwoofer’s feet and its driver(s).

>>The gizmos don’t dampen the frequencies generated into the room by the speakers. If anything they increase them, by making the speakers perform more efficiently. That’s one reason everything should be isolated. Isolation of electronics is a two way 🔛 street. It blocks floor generated vibration AND reduces vibration on the “top plate” of the isolator, including airborne vibration. It’s two, two mints in one! 🤗