Magico Pods vs Townshend Seismic Platforms

I saw an episode of Jay's Audio Lab in which Jay used glasses of water to display the effectiveness of vibration isolation. Among the various footers he subjected to this revealing test (the speaker was the Magico S7) were ones from Critical Mass and Magico, as well as others. (Townshend was not among them, unfortunately.) None came close to the incredible effectiveness of the Magico M-Pods.

I have Magico A5s. This demo induced me to remove my IsoAcoustic Gaia Is from my A5s and relocated them onto my SVS SB17 subwoofers. In their stead, I shelled out $1,950 plus tax for two sets of A-Pods.

Try these first: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJSL8741?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

+1 Goose and Edgy

I put Townshends under my Sasha DAWs with great results. Removed a very low frequency background veil. 

Symposiums under my components also with great results. 

It's ridiculous that these things are necessary as someone said above after you've already spent a ton on equipment but they are and they work. 

@ddrave44 glad you had good results with the Townshends.  In my case they worked really well because of my second story suspended wood floor.  In that case, isolation rather than coupling to the floor via spikes solved my bass issues and gave other benefits.  On a concrete floors, others have said there have been improvements but I can't vouch for that claim.  Yes this is a crazy hobby and nobody wants to spend more money on it.  Other "tweaks" and snake oil are out there and only your ears can judge the benefits.   

My speakers / Townshend platforms are on a solid concrete slab… I was amazed at the improvement in imaging and bass nuance.