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IsoAcoustics Isolation Feet - Does it really make positive effect or fancy accessories

I'm using my IsoAcoustics IsoPods like this now. Mostly, they bring my speakers up to ear level.

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There was a (prototype) version of the Philharmonic Audio BMR monitors that had Gaia isolation feet built into them. I was trying to hunt down a photo. Maybe @alexis knows if such a photo exists?
I do because I took them. When we have some BMR Monitors with built-in isolation feet, we charge $100 for eight pieces plus the cabinet installation. I think they are very convenience for placement to protect the speaker bottom.
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I do because I took them. When we have some BMR Monitors with built-in isolation feet, we charge $100 for eight pieces plus the cabinet installation. I think they are very convenience for placement to protect the speaker bottom.
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That is so cool.
 
Does anyone here have any recommendations for speakers on a lowboard?

I have my FR FL and Center on my lowboard with just the normal feet and feel like they have a lot of resonance.
Can anyone recommend some cheap I could try and measure to see if they actually improve things? (Would be nice if they were subtle)

For my subwoofer I'm currently using spikes coupled to a cheap stone slab which is then decoupled from the floor with rubber feets. But that's just for my neighbours although I'm not sure if it actually does a lot to reduce the bass heard by them :)
 
Does anyone here have any recommendations for speakers on a lowboard?

I have my FR FL and Center on my lowboard with just the normal feet and feel like they have a lot of resonance.
Can anyone recommend some cheap I could try and measure to see if they actually improve things? (Would be nice if they were subtle)

For my subwoofer I'm currently using spikes coupled to a cheap stone slab which is then decoupled from the floor with rubber feets. But that's just for my neighbours although I'm not sure if it actually does a lot to reduce the bass heard by them :)
I use the feet designed for washing machines.
 
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