I got them for my Kef Blade 2s from Crutchfield on 60 day return ability. They are staying. I can't say they blew my mind like I was hoping but they make a nice improvement and I also like how they grip the speaker to my hardwood floor and make the speaker much less tippy. Not such an easy thing to A-B with the factory spikes but overall I got a sense of improvement across the board. Get a set from somewhere that allows returns and see for yourself.
KEF Reference 5-Isoacoustics GAIA?
I’ve posted before about my KEF Reference 5 speakers. I’ve been experimenting with placement and found that moving them farther apart made a big improvement. I also am trying the suggestions—I believe by Audiotroy— to toe the speakers inward some more to tame the treble. I love how the KEFs reproduce piano and cello music but violins sound too harsh and screechy for my taste. I think the toe in helps. Also, the violin sound may just be a result of the digital (CD) source. I will see how violins sound on vinyl.
One question. I’ve been considering the Isoacoustics Gaia or pucks. My speakers are on a hardwood floor, currently resting on the included spikes. I’ve been in contact with Isoacoustics and they can provide a threaded rod to fit the outrigger of the KEFs if I go withnthe Gaia. Has anyone tried these Isoacoustics products with KEF Reference 5s? If so, I’d appreciate your thoughts. Audiotroy, I woud be very interested in your experience. I know that these products probably won’t impact the treble but may tighten up the bass.
One question. I’ve been considering the Isoacoustics Gaia or pucks. My speakers are on a hardwood floor, currently resting on the included spikes. I’ve been in contact with Isoacoustics and they can provide a threaded rod to fit the outrigger of the KEFs if I go withnthe Gaia. Has anyone tried these Isoacoustics products with KEF Reference 5s? If so, I’d appreciate your thoughts. Audiotroy, I woud be very interested in your experience. I know that these products probably won’t impact the treble but may tighten up the bass.