Isolation Feet Upgrade


Happy Holidays!
I recently upgraded my Ayre QB9 to its Twenty status and bought a Bryston BDP Pi. Everything’s sounds good but if I could slightly increase bass and warmth I’d be even happier. My thought is to replace the ASR power cable to a Cullen Crossover II and by adding more silver into the power cord, that I’d increase warmth that way. The second tweak would be to replace the Herbie's Tenderfeet but am not sure what would constitute an upgrade. I have read claims however that certain brand names will increase bass response. I remember the time I replaced the stock feet on my QB9 in 2011 and how surprised I was by the improvement in clarity and detail. Am I just chasing my tail with these tweak notions or can I really tailor my equipment into a slightly more preferable sonic signature. Price point is always a factor.
Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!
goofyfoot

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@lowrider57 
These have weight ratings as well. Iso Pucks come with two or three different weight ratings.

All the best,
Nonoise
@lowrider57 
The Iso Pucks are cheaper than the Oreas and may be what you need.
https://www.musicdirect.com/Search?searchterm=iso%20pucks&sort=popularity%7CDESC&page=1&pagesize=24&c1=tab-products&c2=grid

The guys at musicdirect.com are great to deal with and try all the products first hand.

All the best,
Nonoise
 Isoacoustic Oreas did wonders for me. Tighter focus, improved detail and extension at both ends. Better tone and separation along with an almost 3D sense of sound emanating in all directions on better recordings.

All the best,
Nonoise