Nobsound springs - load range

@ghdprentice  Thanks for confirming. 

Oops. My bad. I moved mine from under feet to under the chassis. Sounds better

@curiousjim Hi Jim. Put them under the component not under the feet. I tried it once and didn’t like it. But I use tubes. However, @ghdprentice found that it worked. Use the necessary number of springs for each of the 3 points under the component so that the component is level after the set up. Obviously, use 4 under speakers. I can’t state it clearly enough - try difference configurations by listening. e.g. try it at 20% and 50% compression, under feet or chassis, 3 vs 4 etc.

Good to hear @tweak1 . What improvement have you experienced?

@femoore12  You were floored.

I have a rock in my second system phono amp. A rock! From the yard.

@ryder The Townshend pods rotate to change height for leveling. 

Try them without the included rubber pads too. Try them under component base not under existing feet. I’ve only used them on tube amps (and turntables) so can’t speak for solid state.

@ryder I ignored that sheet and load by ear. Mine have less compression and sound best when they bounce. 

A quick way to damp the Nobsound is to wrap 1 turn of PTFE plumber's tape around the outside of the space between the plates touching all the outer springs.

@ryder The springs under your Luxman are too compressed. 

I’ve Nobsound springs under 11 pieces of equipment. All with 3 footers under each.