What is your experience with LiveVibe Audio Points?

It’s day two listening with these new LiveVibe Audio Points. I’m still stunned by the level of improvement they’ve made in my system. It’s as if I purchased a new upgraded Dac or preamp.

For context, I currently am running a Merason Dac1 mk1, LTA preamp, Conrad Johnson classic 120 tube amp with EL34 tubes with Dynaudio Heritage speakers. Music streamer/server is Innuos Zenith MKiii and cabling is a combination of Cardas, LessLoss and Revelation Audio Labs.

I think my biggest questions right now are “How the hell can these audio points impact the overall sound?” “And is this possibly system dependent?” 
 

I have everything on a Fern and Roby wood and medal audio rack, which I absolutely love too. 

@bluethinker 

Are you using the points with the coupling discs? That is an important component of the vibration draining technology. The best ones are the larger A9CD5 coupling discs.

@roxy54 - Yes, using the coupling discs with the larger audio point. I feel like a shill for LiveVibe Audio right now, but I feel like I’m discovered a treasure of a product. The upgrade has been akin to inserting exceptional NOS tubes or my experience adding the LTA Microzotl preamp to my system. 

@charles1dad @tvad @grannyring @roxy54 @nrchy - I’d welcome learning which components you’ve had success using Audio Points. The DAC is a slam dunk no-brainer. 
 

I’m wondering if it makes sense to use them with my preamp too? Or (somehow this feels like overkill) my tube amps? 

@bluethinker 

I initially used the Audio points beneath my DAC, CD transport and tube preamplifier. I was so happy with the sonic results I began using the Live Vibe Apprentice platforms. I have them in use with every component in my audio system except for my Pro-Ject RS2T CD transport ( Audio points).

I’ve had this utilization about 10 years or so. I know that the Apprentice platforms are more expensive than when I purchased mine. Nonetheless still a very good value proposition. I’m not surprised by your positive outcome.

Charles