Townshend Springs under Speakers


I was very interested, especially with all the talk.   I brought the subject up on the Vandersteen forum site, and Richard Vandersteen himself weighed in.   As with everything, nothing is perfect in all circumstances.  If the floor is wobbly, springs can work, if the speaker is on solid ground, 3 spikes is preferred.
stringreen
Then quit the forum. No one knows anything but you, anyway.
Start your own with your own rules where you can control every aspect of the narrative. Take your fanboys with you to have an instant audience that will bow to your insanely superior audio knowledge. All of them are new here, anyway.
See? Sometimes there are solutions.
Two, in this instance.


MC, I also wish you all the best on this endeavor. I continue to buy new products from Townshend.  Love them. You would be wise to consider the advice and wisdom of reasoned posters here and humble yourself. When ALL posts, without exception, suggest it would have been wise to update the forum on your new relationship, it’s time to slow down and realize the truth of it. 
When everyone else is wrong, haters and lovers alike, and you’re the only one right, then you know it’s time to reconsider your thoughts on this matter. 
there’s a new DIYer in town.- nonoise
Is that millercarbon?
No. I believe he's referring to Townsend and his line of products, who had to start as a DIYer. Trading one guru for another. 

All the best,
Nonoise



My speaker bars arrived today.   They look great.   I also just received a set of upgraded CJ Premier 12 amps too, so I'm doing one thing at a time.  Amps first.  I'll probably get to the bars later in the week.
Thanks grannyring, appreciate it. But honestly, "this endeavor" no one even knows what it is- including me!

For the time being I am weighing my options. One of them being sell it all go off grid live the RV life a while. Seriously. Given it serious thought. Or move, TN top of the list, and build custom. Probably will do something in between. Could see my listening room transforming into a highly selective by-appointment boutique audio salon. Townshend, Origin Live, Audio Hungary and maybe even Synergistic Research would be a good fit, and the idea of taking Chuxpona on the road, could be fun.

First and foremost everything has to be a good fit. Forget shill, I don’t even "sell". When something gets me excited I tell people about it. So it can only be that kind of stuff. Also there has to be a need. That is why I say "maybe even" Synergistic Research. They make great stuff no doubt. But just how bad do they need another dealer? Townshend, Origin Live and Audio Hungary on the other hand, they have great products but no real market presence here.

I could go into greater detail but frankly so tired of having every word twisted around, no thanks. Especially since I really am just weighing my options. For now.

When I do decide, the good ones like you will be among the first to know.