Floor spikes for speakers?

@kenrus 

Isoacoustics Orea footers would do well under your components. I have them under my Boulder 866 integrated amp. 

@wswright20 , Wow ! What a beautiful room you have. Did you consider spikes under the feet ( pods ) of the Townshend Podiums ? 

If I may pose a side question to others without hijacking the thread please. Of those that have Townshend products on carpet, have you tried spikes under the pods ? I realize the Giaia’s and the Auva’s offer complimenting spikes and I have extra thick shag and padding ?  Also any sort of slab or wood flat on the carpet is totally out of the question due to moisture concerns. Regards , Mike B. 

Here is an article with lab tests that serves as a strong argument against the use of spikes for loudspeakers. 

Ten Misconceptions about Loudspeaker Spikes

@buellrider97 , I have not considered spikes under the platforms but it's an interesting question.  I have carpet sliders on the podium feet that allow me to reposition the speakers by myself.  I don't remember asking John at Townshend about spikes but would be insightful to get his opinion.

Thanks for the comments on my room, certainly have some compromises for SQ but I like to watch a lot of sports on cc while I listen to music, usually with too much wine!  I actually dug up the concrete floor to run two cable tracks to allow for the roughly 10M run from the electronics.  We do a lot of entertaining and it's a great space for fun when everyone gets to make up their favorite playlist!