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Has Anyone Here Tried The SVS Soundpath Feet On A Rel Sub?

Yes, Springs may be better. But unless I can fasten them to one of my subs, it won't work for my situation. Rel recommends the use of Blu-Tac under the OEM feet for isolation. But That won't work well in my situation either. The problem is that I have to move the right channel speakers because they are in the LR (UGH Why didn't I build my room before I got too old and the material too expensive SMH) . I'm considering Herbies Sliders for the mains. Yes, it may be a trade off. But that's life. Any suggestions besides getting rid of wife? Shes been with me for 46 yrs .
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In the last month or so I have used 3 Nobsound spring feet on each of three SVS sealed subs in my listening room. I pull out most all the springs and have no difficulty with the subs staying in position on carpet. The reduced bass through the suspended wood floor was noticeable.

I've been too lazy to do serious AB (springs in/springs out) comparisons yet but the sound is as good, without 'floor effects'. Put three under my turntable as well; I think they're more suited to mechanical issues. Would like to try under my speakers but need to think of a very safe way...  :-) 
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