Townshend Springs under Speakers
I don’t believe that one product/solution has to be denigrated in order to support the other. +1 - Unfortunately that's not the way some folks on here decide to roll. It seems that someone always has to be right at the expense of others who are targeted as being "wrong". I so much appreciate your voice of reason, maturity and sanity @charles1dad |
@mitch2 “They call them Sound Anchor Stands” I suppose that they make them for the 2Cs? It seems like most of the people that like spikes and/or sound anchors seem to have cabinets that are not ringing and resonating? I could easily imagine that people with “I’ll say better made” speaker cabinets, prefer spikes and mass to pin them spatially.And that the isolators may help actually people who’s cabinets tend to excite the floor. I am in the first camp. |
@three_easy_payments, Thank you for your kind comment, much appreciated. @holmz, "It seems like most of the people that like spikes and/or sound anchors seem to have cabinets that are not ringing and resonating? I could easily imagine that people with “I’ll say better made” speaker cabinets, prefer spikes and mass to pin them spatially.And that the isolators may help actually people who’s cabinets tend to excite the floor. I am in the first camp" That certainty appears to be a contributing factor (Speaker cabinet construction and type of floor/surface they are sitting on). ) Seems what Richard Vandersteen was alluding to given his post testing comments and results in his two seperate rooms. You have to give him credit for actually trying a product with his own speakers. Charles |
Couldn't find the Wilson reference, but this review is with Magico S7s which are at the edge of the art for cabinet construction: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/review-townshend-audio-speaker-podiums |
