moving from house to an apartment.. goodbye 802D's

Yeah, good advice here ... if you love them that much, I'd figure out a way to keep them.

Darko, gave overall good review of Revel but said a little light on bass so you'd probably need a sub ... then you'd be managing the same issue!

https://darko.audio/2019/07/the-exquisite-revel-m126be-standmount-loudspeaker/

Loud hours are between 8 am - 9 pm residential usually.

 Your paying most likely an exuberant amount to live there, , live life, don’t succumb to the new world pc stuff.

@lovepianos, I’ve not heard them, but yours look like really nice speakers.  That would be hard for me to give up if I love them as you obviously do.  I hope you can work it out so you don’t have to make that sacrifice.  Good luck. 

Keep all your equipment and what to see how noisy your neighbors are I live in an apartment with my system  the neighbor across the hall with our connecting dinning room plays his music load very Sunday afternoon and the upstairs neighbor any time day or night if you make noise you have to except noise  
you can check out my apartment system in virtual systems
So Keep it and
Enjoy the Music

Tom

I have these on my sub woofers:
The SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System They provide decoupling and isolate speakers and subwoofers from the floor.
They really seem to work and are very well made. They come with different threaded stud sizes so they should just screw into the bottom of your speakers