Subwoofer Footing - Connect or Isolate?

Well at least you spoke your piece with more than "Your way doesn't work". 

I've done my bit..  I try to share.. :-)

Hands are killing me..

Regards

a newer vibration management theorem known as high-speed resonance transfer.

Word salad. But go ahead. Splain it to me.

High speed resonance transfer? Interesting indeed.

I know you can shorten the path with a product called Sound Coat. The net result is "heat"

BUT speed it up?

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It is obvious “oldhvymech”, you are a spring isolation advocate and that is OK, but when you produce challenges and/or statements based on your experiences, you can expect rebuttals, or a few questions directed back to you.

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At least your a gentleman/lady about the whole thing.. Kinda' rare on the forums these days..

I’m game, teach me if you would please.. :-)

With great respect and regard..

My subs, Martin Logan Depth i are designed to cancel internal vibrations. I do have them on Stillpoints SS Ultras which serve to couple and decouple. These made a noticeable positive difference

Any speaker enclosure is a pressurized passive radiator that outputs resonance in every direction. Best to direct couple the enclosure towards or to the floor because isolation at its best will only work in 1 direction. Tom