Aurios and Tungsten balls

Tbg, is it possible to turn the Aurios upside down, so that the tungsten ball seats itself in the small opening on the "reverse" side of the Aurios? Or, would the function be impaired when turned upside down?
Lastly, where is the source of these balls at a modest cost?

Tbg, Thanks for the info regarding Aurios.
I have been using an anti-slip isolation pad from Audiogon member Rcreations beneath each Aurios 1.0, and, in some other systems, an additional circular vibration absorbing footer (no name on this footer) on top of the Aurios, which is an exact fit within the upper rim of the top of the Aurios. That way when I manipulate the mechanical switches, and buttons on my components there is no tendency for slippage with the smooth machined Aurios surfaces.
Although I have not done any perfectionistic, comparative listening tests for these extra layers touching the Aurios, there is a clear, musical reproduction which is very enjoyable in any system with the Aurios as part of the support system.