Best vibration isolation for speakers on carpet?

Hi again All,

Appreciate ALL your thoughtful and supportive replies! Thank you!

So I ended up ordering 8 of the Herbie's Threaded Stud Gliders. Much as I would have gone for some of your other suggestions, cost was a very big factor and the Gliders seemed to fit the bill both literally and figuratively😁, I was also strongly considering the concrete slabs, but just was very conscientious of the height factor. I actually reached out to Herbies' customer service to inquire if these were fine on carpet rather than spikes. The gentleman was EXTREMELY helpful and literally described them almost verbatim of what I was looking for! In fact one of the "drawbacks" was that they "don't add much height at all so if you're looking to gain some height these won't give you that". I was like, just the opposite, these are already big speaks I don't want any more height😂! He also said it makes them much easier to maneuver on carpet. So I went and pulled the trigger right then and there.,,

Again, thank you so very much for all the great responses! Should have my Revel's delivered sometime next week😛!

+ whatever times for Gaia footers plus carpet spike discs.  I used these to great affect with ATC 50 ASLT.  Adding the carpet spike discs garnered as much improvement as the actual footers, so the combination was terrific.  

Now use Townshend podiums at much greater cost.  👍🏼

I had same issue and bought two pieces of granite that I placed on the carpet. The weight of the granite snd speakers self leveled. Then I use nob springs to put speakers on. You can use what ever you want as isolation between granite and speakers.

Get longer spikes. There are several aftermarket spikes that should do the trick. I tried a number of isolation devices and found that spikes were really the way to go for my rig. They brought everything into sharp focus. Check out SoundCity. They have some great outriggers and long 2" spikes.

The very best I have found is the Townshend Podiums. You will be impressed and amazed that your speakers can sound so good!

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