Acoustic Revive RR-77 Ultra low pulse generator

I bought a nice shelf set at Lowe's Home Improvement. The shelf is beveled and has a nice walnut finish. There are no visable wall brackets so it looks like a custom installation. Visually quite nice. Yes the King Rex is an upgrade and having the longer cable allows the PSU to sit on the floor. I think for most people the King Rex mark I unit will be just fine and that the mark II unit is not necessary.

I just experimented with placing 4 #1 Vibrapods under the feet of the Acoustic Revive, it really increases the performance. Pretty cheap tweak.
I would like to know what others think of this tweak.
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I tried this and also noticed a positive result. Happened to have a set of #2's lying around. I'm using 2 of them, not all 4. The unit is so light that it balances easily on just 2. Result is more natural sounding, decreased harshness. Bass may be a little lessened? Still, good find.

Hi guys, thank you all for sharing your experiences.

My listening room is a converted garage.
Behind the listening seat and opposite the speaker wall is
a series of shelves and closets that are covered by French doors.
The shelves are large and start 6.5 feet high to the 9 foot ceiling.

I read somewhere that the sound with an SR improves if it placed
"Into" the listening area, as opposed to placement in an enclosed space.
I have suspended my SR by getting
a long piece of hard maple and running it in the center cubby of the rear wall, so that it extends from the back of the cubby to about eight inches
into the room. I have Symposium Rollerblocks under the SR and
a piece of Indian rosewood resting on top of the unit. The unit sits
near the end of the maple piece, like a bird on a wire.
This is working very nicely, for me, and really improves SQ.