Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

I have actually tried the Black Diamond Racing cones
and they definitely added too much hardness in my
system at the time.

Tbg, a Teddycap is an external power supply for the
Naim XS preamp section. I am still experimenting
with footers. After trying the racket balls under
the Powercell I am now trying the much smaller
squash balls under my Naim XS. I can't believe the
transformation in sound. Much more air, wider and deeper
with more texture. However, like you mentioned Tbg
the bass is noticeably softer. Keep in mind I have
a lead shot loaded metal frame with fairly thick glass.

So, now I am really curious about mixing components
with either Ginko footers and Migs.

Has anyone noticed any added hardness to their system
with the Migs? I would think that glass would be more
susceptible.

Tbg, No they are black , tall and sharp.

Scottmac62, I cannot generalize at all, but my amp is on a glass Mana shelf on a StillPoints component stand. Until I got my MIGs, the amp had just been on the StillPoints stand. It took me a long time to decide that the pin-point pattern with the MIGs was better. This is with all other components with ambient pattern. Once the MIGs settled in and I had adjusted the H-Cat WTC to +8, I had an excellent, precise soundstage, deep bass, and accurate timbre for all instruments.

Personally, I don't like soft isolation materials. I certainly have heard very hard metal points glare and be very hard and brass ones sound very smeared and and lacking in dynamics.

All that I recommend is trial and error.

Got 3 more sets of MiG's today. Ambient is not for me. Pin-point configuration all the way. Under cdp, preamp, amp, and powercell se on 1/4" thick glass shelves.

Airportsyndrome, can you tell us the differences you heard between the two. Did you experience any hardness to the sound?