Best Isolation for stand mount speakers


I am finding that careful use of isolation devices can bring my modest equipment to levels of performance far beyond what I expected, and though some of these devices are not cheap I, so far, find that the cost of sonic improvement is less than significant upgrades in major components. That being said I am pretty frugal and do not like throwing money around in search of the Holy Grail of musical bliss. I am looking at the possibility of some type of isolation cones, other, for my little Dynaudio's. They are currently on very solid, heavy stands. I've considered Herbie's pads, Ceraballs, Nordost, and perhaps Stillpoints but the cost makes me twinge a little for two sets. I would appreciate others experiences and inputs. Thanks.
davt
Something cheap.

Use under your speaker (standmound) 3 Jenga pieces over the stand , especially if the stand is from iron or other metal (usual). Works especially with small speakers and is almost for free.
I third the Sistrums. Their website is http://www.audiopoints.com/sistrum.html. I believe that you can call and audition them before you buy.
I use vibrapods under my monitors. Great isolation. I was surprized as heck, but I also get terrific clarity. Deep bass gets a little boost (good thing for me), but with terrific solidity too. Others will disagree, but I've been running this way for a year and a half and love it.
i 4th the sistrum's although i use the sp-101's under my floor standing speakers...they are superb...calloway
Blue Tak.

This is one product that has withstood the test of time!

Blue Tak is critically damped (it doesn't resonate at all) and it sticks to all kinds of surfaces, often without leaving a mark.

It is ideal for many audio applications and some will even go as far as to call it "the duct tape of audiophiles"

It is also inexpensive...so use copious amounts and any left over can be used to block your spouse's ears so that you can enjoy a really rocking good listening session!

see this link

http://www.soundstage.com/staff03.htm

Good luck and have fun!