Platform/Base under heavy speakers - Pagode HD09?


I tried some 30mm height granite bases, but I think the granite has a negative effect in mid/low-mid region and the sound becomes dry.
I'm thinking of trying wood bases under the speakers. Do you have any suggestions?
Could the Pagode MR HD09 be placed under loudspeakers?

Thank you.
apopira2

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I found that the "wood" approach is the way to go.I tried the Isoblocks, but preferred a triple-pointed cone between the platform and floor.Jigs' recommendation for the butcher block is a good place to start.You may need to thread the footer underneath (nut & bolt),as the three point top may not make good contact if threaded on from the bottom.
Apopira2, I cannot make comparisons,as I have not tried the others.When I began tweeking the system,Mapleshade was the prominant supplier.A "triple-point is your standard 2" (V shaped) brass or other footer with three smaller "poimts" on its' top.
I must confess that when I used the Z-Sytems/Citypulse units in the same system,the platforms were sourced else-where (T J Maxx).