Klipsch Lascala II bin separation

I've ordered 6 Iso-pucks 76's to place between sections to see if this helps even more. As soon as I install and listen I'll report back since I know there are many Lascala owners in the family here. Crazy how much clearer these babies have become with this little tweak! Makes me wonder about all the speakers that are sticking all the speakers into one box. Could the bass reverb be disturbing the mids and tweeters? Surely. But if they're all locked into one box then there's no way to unlock them from each other. The bass seems it would be the main "disturber of the peace". This would make separate sub out very helpful. This gets that energy out of the main speaker body hence improved clarity throughout. But thats just me thinking out loud. 

@allears4u 

That's why the platforms by Live Vibe work so well. They drain the vibrational energy from the speaker box removing that source of noise from what you are hearing. It is very surprising when you first hear it.

One possible issue with this is speaker manufacturers voice their speakers in stock configuration, and that may be superior to diy mods some of us undertake. I've tried a multitude of footers over the years, they all have unique sound qualities. I've long thought about placing footers under my Klipschorns, concern is I change the quality of bass, or sound characteristics of entire speaker, I believe all Klipsch Heritage don't use footers. Don't want to hijack thread, but I'd be interested in those who've tried footers under Klipsch Heritage?

I’ve read that some people have good success with hockey pucks.

I'm yet to try it, but I will.

"I might have to try something similar to what you’ve done with the LS." ozzy62 Please post here as to what you discover by isolating the HF from LF bins. I used the purple seat cushion on a whim since cross disturbance from vibration is what manufacturers attempt to minimize by adding deadening material within speakers. (And other tricks) Even Klipsch doesn't just plop the HF bin upon the LF bin but provide 4 rubber feet. Admittedly, they are more stable than the 6 IsoAcoutics Iso-puck 76's I've got on the way. (3 per speaker)  So Klipsch wouldn't want to be liable for breakable and unstable pucks. The top section weighs 72 lbs. (Klipsch Forum) I had all but decided to sell the Lascalas to ascend to greater audiophile heights but this tweak has so clarified the overall presentation I'm sufficiently blown away to sit happy until my OCD finds fault once again. Terrible affliction (OCD Audiophile)