Hi I agree They are great I use the Townsend Audio seismic springs also The Stack Audio pucks are just as good and half the price

Also - a tweek that creates loads of heat from the audio commentators who never hear a difference - lucky them - are cable lifters True - Some are eye wateringly expensive I improvised with toilet roll cardboard inserts put together with parcel tape All my cables are now off the ground on those things It really looks crap - terrible in fact But sounds amazing! And free

Did wonders for my amp. I also got surprising results with them under everyting power related. LPS and power strips. Great value for money for sure!

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Damn I wish my system (or ears) was able to be dialled in that much. It's still nice listening to someone who actually appreciates it ❤

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for commenting and watching!

Michael welcome to my world. You needto try Stacks under your speakers 😉

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

5 күн бұрын

Will do!

Nice one, thanks for sharing

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I just put a waterchug on my Dac, since I'm short on door stoppers and it made a noticable improvement. Try damping the cases as well everyone! Also, I got a set of brass spikes and it also improves under my class d power amp and my tube preamp too.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing

I appreciate you sharing your personal experience of what works and why. KZread can be an echo chamber of people sharing the same information to fit in with everyone else. I’ve stated in the past that I felt, with a specific setup, that ISO Acoustics took life out of the music. “Experts” claimed I’m insane and that their isolation products would only improve the sound, not tarnish it. Well, selfishly, I’m glad to hear someone else state the same. I’ll be checking out a set of SA’s and run it through the same system. With a 30-day money-back guarantee, I feel like it’s a no-brainer experiment.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for your comment. I agree - people on the forums and group are more worried about being right and telling others how they are wrong, rather than simply accepting we all hear differently and our systems are all different. That's why I go through great lengths in my vids to say I'm not saying I am right, I'm just telling you what I hear. I frankly think most people in forums have no life except to argue over nothing. Life is too short to waste time with people like that. Thanks for watching and I hope you'll hit the subscribe button.

@VinylLatte

6 күн бұрын

@@MichaelsHiFiAdventures you speak the truth. Subbed 😉

Subscribed! Tweakers unite :) Big on anti vibration ++ Yes, on leveling and measurement matching speakers in toe and from back walls especially ++ I like weight appropriate sorbathane half spheres or disc shaped dampers. Cool channel Michael!

@ScottoGrotto

6 күн бұрын

Tried a rubber tree butcher block for my turntable, because of the inherent damping, seems to work well.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

I looked at everything on the market and went with Viablue UFO feet for everything(even the rack). They allow threaded adapters or screws and come in flat black. Individual stick on isolators too.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

How do you like them?

@mugen2002

6 күн бұрын

@@MichaelsHiFiAdventures They do everything I need them to. I think I have 10-12 sets in total, but I bought them before the price increase last year. I'm sure the more expensive products like Stack Audio, Revopods and Wellfloat triangles do a better job though. Audiophile Junkie uses them also and preferred them over the CCP made Isoacustics too.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

If they work for you then that's all that matters!

Very nice equipment rack ? Do you use specialty footers under the equipment rack ? Do you still use the Isoacoustics footers under any components ?

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

5 күн бұрын

H - I do not use IsoAcoustics under any component. I do put it in and out though as I use them to compare to other gear for comparison. I do have the rack on sliders as I often have to slide it out from the wall to change gear and cables to allow experiments.

Did you try three placed equily around the center weight spot of a component? I found a nice improvement with amps where the toroid offsets the central weight point of the unit. May work for you too.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

7 күн бұрын

Hi - yes I tried them in several positions - even trying 3 vs. 4 feet as well.

What component out of streamer or Dac benefited the most for improving a sound?

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

7 күн бұрын

The DAC did because it is a tube DAC. But the streamer still have a very noticeable improvement as well.

As you also pointed out, my main problem with buying feet under my components is having X type of materials. It varies the results. But I've also been starting to experiment more in the past months, as my system is getting more and more resolving, every change just becomes more noticable. (Under my floorstanders small Viablue ufo rubber absorbers didnt make a difference against stock spikes. Didnt notice much under source components either. Case vibration damping there helps more.)

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Yup - trial and error is key. There is never one universal all-true "this is the best" that can declared by anyone on any product. It's all system and personal preference dependent which is what makes this hobby so great.

@mugen2002

6 күн бұрын

Viablue recommends moving up to the UFO XLs if the component weighs around the half way point or more of the smaller sized UFO max weight spec.

Good afternoon from Toronto ☕️ I went with ISO Acoustics …between the exchange rate and availability …😑 Isolated components are big in my audio book.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching! A lot of people love the IsoAcoustics so they are a great choice for many people. How do you like them?

@carminedesanto6746

6 күн бұрын

@@MichaelsHiFiAdventurestrying to respond ..KZread is being finicky

@carminedesanto6746

5 күн бұрын

Ok,time has passed by ..busy evening. I run the ISO under all my components…tho I’m in the middle of reconfiguring my stack (I’m a head fi guy) ..so the immediate benefit of them is a subtle thing ..but mostly use them to replace the generally crappy feet that come with most equipment.

Gingko audio vibration stuff was superior over the isoacoustics for me. Solid for the price.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

I'm not familiar with those.

Did you get rid of the Fyne speakers? Did you not like them?

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

They are great speakers. I'm just moving back to a horn speakers and selling the Fyne's. I've had horns in the past and I really love horns.

@user-ho6ir8go9u

3 күн бұрын

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures I'm the same exact way. Horns and tubes just really suit my tastes. I'll be interested to see your next horn speakers. There's a guy in Parker, TX who is the rep. for Avant-garde. Maybe check it out. I heard them at the Southwest Audio event.

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

3 күн бұрын

@@user-ho6ir8go9u Yup - That's Todd. I've spoken with him and he is very nice. His room at the SWAF sounded excellent. I currently have in for review Tobian Horn speakers from Switzerland. Review coming soon, but all I can say is I literally have a picture of me hugging them I love them so much. LOL. AG's are fantastic speakers for sure.

Hi, are these speaker stands?

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

7 күн бұрын

Hi - you can get a version to use on speakers.

@marcocastronuovo1480

7 күн бұрын

@@MichaelsHiFiAdventures What model are they? 50 70 or 100?

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

7 күн бұрын

Here are the ones for speakers: stackaudio.co.uk/auvaisolator/

@MichaelsHiFiAdventures

6 күн бұрын

@@marcocastronuovo1480 You need to get the ones that match your equipment. Email them if you have questions.