JohnG
07-12-2019, 20:03
I have over the past months been promoting the use of a few different suspension footers to use within a system, it started with the support for a Source and went on to be used as Speaker support as well.
My introduction to the footers was through purchases I was making for my up and coming investigations into isolation, now I feel I have very little left to achieve in building my system.
Exhibiting at Wam Show last year, was a major contribution to my decision I have come to.
Hoo Rah for that, I am now free to play with accessories and what ever floats my boat.
Most who have used my choice of Suspension feet have experienced noticeable perceptions of a improved SQ.
The feet I own are Solid Tech 'Feet of Silence' and Audio Technica AT-616.
Either of these are quite a expensive purchases as footers and even difficult to come by, if the AT-616 was sought.
My local group have used the ' Feet of Silence' and have been impressed by them, to the point they have been seeking more affordable suspension footers from different companies to trial.
At present it would seem from the correspondence, that they have discovered a footer that is delivering when set up in different systems and being placed at different positions within the system.
I have shared with the group, my exploits into other areas of investigation using my feet, with other individuals outside of the local group.
This feed back, I will presume has triggered their willingness to be more investigative in their trials with their new affordable footer of choice.
The footer at present getting the positive appraisals is the IsoAcoustic Puck, this is the basic model from the brand.
It is being used under Analogue and Digital Sources as well as Speakers.
The report it did positive things with ESL 63's is off real interest, as I have only encouraged use of mine on Floor Stander and Stand Mounted Cabinet Speakers.
I did once try to encourage the 63's to be used with my feet but the time ran out on the session being had.
In general the local group are off the opinion that there experiences of the use of the Pucks in their systems are the way forward, and I know at present more Pucks are being purchased to increase their usage under other devices.
I would not call these a cheap footer, but are a footer that has the potential to make positive improvements, from the feed back I am receiving, they might even be a close match to other designs that function as a similar support for a much more substantial outlay.
Would be good to hear if anybody else has had a positive experience with IsoAcoustic Pucks.
My introduction to the footers was through purchases I was making for my up and coming investigations into isolation, now I feel I have very little left to achieve in building my system.
Exhibiting at Wam Show last year, was a major contribution to my decision I have come to.
Hoo Rah for that, I am now free to play with accessories and what ever floats my boat.
Most who have used my choice of Suspension feet have experienced noticeable perceptions of a improved SQ.
The feet I own are Solid Tech 'Feet of Silence' and Audio Technica AT-616.
Either of these are quite a expensive purchases as footers and even difficult to come by, if the AT-616 was sought.
My local group have used the ' Feet of Silence' and have been impressed by them, to the point they have been seeking more affordable suspension footers from different companies to trial.
At present it would seem from the correspondence, that they have discovered a footer that is delivering when set up in different systems and being placed at different positions within the system.
I have shared with the group, my exploits into other areas of investigation using my feet, with other individuals outside of the local group.
This feed back, I will presume has triggered their willingness to be more investigative in their trials with their new affordable footer of choice.
The footer at present getting the positive appraisals is the IsoAcoustic Puck, this is the basic model from the brand.
It is being used under Analogue and Digital Sources as well as Speakers.
The report it did positive things with ESL 63's is off real interest, as I have only encouraged use of mine on Floor Stander and Stand Mounted Cabinet Speakers.
I did once try to encourage the 63's to be used with my feet but the time ran out on the session being had.
In general the local group are off the opinion that there experiences of the use of the Pucks in their systems are the way forward, and I know at present more Pucks are being purchased to increase their usage under other devices.
I would not call these a cheap footer, but are a footer that has the potential to make positive improvements, from the feed back I am receiving, they might even be a close match to other designs that function as a similar support for a much more substantial outlay.
Would be good to hear if anybody else has had a positive experience with IsoAcoustic Pucks.