Thiel Owners

@prof   I would try the GAIA feet as Music Direct offers a 100% refund if not happy.  i think they are very different in design from the isopucks and should work much better.  I like my ears about 4" below the tweeter and here is something i copied from Stereophile:  Setup was relatively simple—as simple as manipulating a slippery, asymmetrical, 45"-tall, 91-lb object can be. I sited the CS3.7s 5' from the front wall and 21" from the sidewalls. I sat 91" away, with my ears about 4" below the tweeter axis. (Thiel says the ideal position is "at least 2" below the tweeter's axis.") I then screwed in the CS3.7's massive floor spikes. If you have small children or a large pet, Thiel offers "stabilizer" bars that outrig the spikes, giving the speakers a larger footprint.

anyway, are you saying you use the speakers directly on the floor with no feet at all.  never tried that but i would audition the GAIA feet.  
 

Speaking of tweaking did any of you 3.7 owners were able to order the latest crossovers that were available for the last 3.7s produced in 2013 and 2014 if i recall ?My pair is a 2010 model and when i asked my distributor if he could order the lastest crossovers in 2015 he told me Thiel didn't have them available anymore.

profgo for it! I have read about other Thiel owners using the Townsend speaker base(s) to good effect. Keep us posted on your efforts.
Happy Listening!

beetlemaniaThank You for posting the preliminary results of your efforts. Keep up the research and testing. Have fun while doing it as well.
Happy Listening!

I am curious since we are on the subject of various support devices for the speakers.  Has anyone tried comparing the  sound with and without the outriggers that Thiel provided?   also i found this which sure looks interesting if one has an extra 2 grand lying around.  https://www.thecableco.com/seismic-speaker-bars-size-3-set-of-4.html