Speaker vibration isolation

Folkfreak, thank you for a prompt response. Specifically, I am curious as to whether Iso’s Gaia would significantly improve my system (yours is the stuff of dreams). I have Martin Logan speakers. I can only assume that unlike traditional push/ pull speakers MLs must generate quite a bit of vibration since there isn’t a cabinet to offset it. 

Thank you for the Vibrapod recommendation.

I have Martin Logan’s 13a, which, I assume, is a whole different kettle of fish than push/ pull speakers if for no other reason that you don’t have the cabinet to consider when the vibration reflects. Yet, they probably cause a lot of vibration, ironically, for the same reason. That is, in EL speakers the vibration isolator may be a huge boost, or a bust. 

Thank you very much for the prompt responses. 

So, if I am to understand the dialogue, Martin Logans currently spiked to suspended wooden floors should benefit by a decoupling agent like the Giai 2. Right?

Typo: Gaia 

Stevenwall’s post with the attached article certainly gives me pause. In any case, I am going to wait for d2girls report before committing. Thank you all for your interest in this matter, you’ve been most helpful.