Subwoofer vibration foot isolators????

Bacardi,

You put the APCD discs on the top points those that will engage the bottom of your sub. For maximum grip and launch I elected not to use the discs on my subs, also piano black. I don't look at their bottoms. My subs bottoms that is. Tom

The Adona stand would easily hold a 155lb subwoofer as it is made for large loads like huge mono-blocks, etc....You would utilize the Adona spikes to solidly connect the stand to the carpeted floor.

I have a taller version of the BDR Max puck (2.5" wide by 1.5" tall is standard size). You may also wish to consider the Jumbo Pucks (3.5" wide x 1.5" tall). I had the BDR Super Max pucks made with a taller profile and the right taps for the bottom bolt holes of my sub along with other tweaks of their base design. If you don't go this route, you should check to see whether you need one of various BDR adapter bolts to get from the bottom of your sub to the pucks.

(see MusicDirect site for best visuals on all BDR products.)

See http://www.musicdirect.com/products/brand.php?b=BLACK%20DIAMOND%20RACING for details

Write me on email if you want more specifics.

Bacardi, I would recommend the Sistrum product. I use them and many others also do and they really work well. I have them under my MBL 101E's and also mono block amps.

Every person whom I know who has tried has been absolutely left in awe with positive results, check out their site and unlimited Reviews and Testimonials.

http://www.starsoundtechnologies.com/reviews.html

Here's another review to check out, actually very good.

www.dagogo.com/Sistrum.html

The set for sale right now on Gon. is a steal of a deal.

I just got a PB13-Ultra and placed it on a new Great Gramma. Fits nice! It can hold up to 300 lbs.

I got my Velodyne DD18 on 3 A.R.T Q dampers. It cleared up the bass a lot. Not so expensive!