Couple that baby. Go to audiopoints.com and ask for Robert. He'll set you free. They have a wonderful stand, just, for subs: about $185. Amazing. I love mine. I'm a coupler. You might, after, you do the sub bit, couple your whole system to mother earth. It's impossible to isolate, but easy as pie (and not ridiculously expensive) to couple. For my ears: the way to go. You'll freak. peace, warren
Subwoofer Question
I have a subwoofer question. I've just acquired a top-of-the-line Paradigm Servo-15 powered sub (with Paradigm X-30 crossover), which replaces my next-to-top-of-the-line Paradigm PW-2200 powered sub (it's being demoted to the home-theater system). The Servo-15 is a servo-controlled 15" subwoofer with 400-watt RMS amp; it weighs about 90 pounds and comes with rubber feet, but offers as an optional extra "gold-plated metal feet with adjustable spikes." Sounds silly to me that they should be gold-plated, but I'd like to ask if anyone has experience with this or similar subs with the metal spiked feet, and whether or not they make much difference (and if so what kind of difference) in audible performance. I'll be using this sub to fill in the bottom octave in an audiophile stereo music system (with a pair of Paradigm Studio 100 v. 2 speakers), not for home theater. I'm reasonably familiar with the use of such metal spiked feet for full-range floorstanding speakers, but have no experience of their use with subs, and would appreciate some feedback on this question before investing in them. Many thanks. Dave Kemp, Plano, TX