These are certainly not meant for speakers.3 cones are self leveling not 4.
Isolation Cones vs Cheap Cables
I'm posting this here for I didn't want to hijack a recent thread on cables and the title is a little misleading.
It was suggested to a member that BDR cones offer a lot of bang for the buck compared to cheap power cords when it comes to "making an impact on sound".
I'll buy into that concept!
I was looking reading about BDR cones and it seems like a lot of folks place three of them under a speaker instead of four. I'm going to purchase some and have to ask the question: Why three cones and not four? My floor standing speakers are about 48" tall and the base is only about 10" wide. I gotta think that using three cones with my speakers would make them top heavy. Yes?
It was suggested to a member that BDR cones offer a lot of bang for the buck compared to cheap power cords when it comes to "making an impact on sound".
I'll buy into that concept!
I was looking reading about BDR cones and it seems like a lot of folks place three of them under a speaker instead of four. I'm going to purchase some and have to ask the question: Why three cones and not four? My floor standing speakers are about 48" tall and the base is only about 10" wide. I gotta think that using three cones with my speakers would make them top heavy. Yes?
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Just spoke to rep at Music Direct. He pointed me toward the
ISOACOUSTICS Gaia
https://isoacoustics.com/products/gaia-series/$200 - $600 per speaker. Imagine that! I'd might consider those for speakers but for the other components the BDR cones seem to be cost effective assuming they have a positive impact. Anyway, can anyone offer some real world experiences of the two versions, the MK3 versus MK4 under different components? I have a tube integrated amp and phono stage ad VPI Classic Signature turntable. I'm not really worried about my DAC or CD player. I use them for convenience. My real listening sessions are on vinyl. |
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