Quite a bit of discussion here
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/speaker-isolation-experience-with-townshend-seismic-isolation...
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/speaker-isolation-experience-with-townshend-seismic-isolation...
Townshend Seismic Isolation Podium
Quite a bit of discussion here https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/speaker-isolation-experience-with-townshend-seismic-isolation... |
millercarbon If you understand it then maybe you’ll be able to explain it to me. Because it sure seems not to work. At all. So bad in fact that when I did a demo one time the person noticed the sound got worse the minute I lifted the CD player up off the cones. In other words the instant it was isolated and decoupled the sound got worse. So can you explain how worse is better? >>>>>Ha, Ha! That’s funny! Good one! 🤡 |
@millercarbon I think the sound got worse because the cones were providing an effective damping of internal equipment resonances. Isolation would never have addressed that. I agree with your observation and feel there is a place for both coupling and isolation applications. I find BDR and Golden Sound DH cones to be very effective. But I've also seen a nice positive impact from Gaia feet under my speakers. |
I bought the Podiums for my Treo's, but the outrigger feet didn't fit in the area my speakers reside. So, I put my Ayre KX-R preamp on it. It definitely cleaned up the sound. Everything sounded cleaner, and more articulated. I went and bought the Pods for my amps, but haven't gotten around to installing them, as I am waiting to get new subs- and they are going to have the Sound Bars under them. Bob |