I don't get it


Why would a designer of high end speakers dis recommend the use of after market footers for the use of vibration control under his speakers? The speaker in question has lousy little rubber pads under them and is sitting on carpet. I actually wrote to the speaker maker for suggestions and got his recommendation to not use anything extra.
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Here's my experience with the ESP Bodhran speakers. The speakers are supplied with spikes made of a plastic (perhaps Delrin) material with a brass pointed tip. I thought this might have been a cost saving measure to only make the tips brass. So, I ordered a set of solid brass Stillpoints.
Wow, what a difference! Unfortunately not for the better. Leading edges became way prominent and the sound lost its organic wholeness. The sound was now way Hi Fi, like a TV with the color and contrast controls set to high.
So, the manufacturers choice for the spike was well chosen based on actual listening and not a cheap out on material.
The speakers are on carpet over concrete slab.