Tidal Speakers owners

I was wondering if anyone of you had compared the Piano Diacera to the Piano Cera. How much better is the Diacera performance compared to the Cera? As you know, the Diacera costs more so I wonder if the improvement justifies the cost. Thanks very much.

Tbg, my previous generation Contrivas came with plain spikes that I'm still using in combination with the Harmonix tuning feet to my full satisfaction, I'm happy to say. I do believe, meanwhile, Tidals come with their weight optimized proprietary steel isolator feet, as a regular customary accessory that is (the shiny cylindric feet you can see on some photographs on the website). So I wonder, are these the ones the US distributor actually sold optionally or yet something else?

Karelfd, I suspect that the feet that came with mine are those you mention. The bottom of my speakers has many threaded holes for mounting these feet. Fortunately they can also be used to mount the StillPoint Component Stand.

Want to share my impressions about Tidal speakers.
I decided to replace my speakers after I heard Tidal Sunray and Amea during the show in Moscow.
I was totally impressed with resolution, timbre accuracy and general naturalness of Amea and Sunray. Amea is too small for my room and I decided to audition Contriva.
Distributor in Russia has standard version and I heard them with Tidal electronics and Continuum Caliburn. Well, Caliburn is exceptional!
Never CD or any highres can come close to this sound. I was impressed with resolution of speakers, but...I feel a huge lack of lowest bass!
I need that bass, which you feel by your body when contrabass is playing or lowest notes of piano. So, I decided to audition Sunray!
And lucky me, that Russian distributor has Sunray for audition!!!
Hope next week to have them in my room!
Actually my current speakers are great. In general my system has absolutely unique level of resolution. But I feel that midbass and low bass resolution can be better and this can not be fixed by electronics or cables.
That's why I need new speakers. Hope Sunray will fulfill my expectations.

Murataltuev, You know there is a T1 with a subwoofer tower?

I now own a Zu Method subwoofer that I have yet to try with my Contriva Dicera SEs. I am only going to run it up to 40 Hz. In my opinion it is the fastest subwoofer or at least has that reputation. In October when I get back to my main system, I will give it a try. I must admit that in my room, I have no low bass impact but maybe I don't know what I am missing.