When all your electronics,speakers, even cables, vibrate from the sonic energy of the music in your listening room: where do those vibrations go now that you have them so beautifully isolated from the floor? No place to go. It's when you give them somewhere to go, your music will really open up. My subwoofer came more,alive, focused, tighter, and extended when I placed them on a Sistrum Speaker (Star Sound Technologies) platform. This is a beautiful platform consisting of three audiopoints (1 1/2") facing point up, and three matching audiopoints facing downward going to the floor, held together by a lovely metal plate, with a musical note in the center. The three pairs of points are couple together through internal threads. The metalurgy of these audiopoints is their, soon to be, patented recipe. I became a true believer in resonance transference. I have since, coupled all my electronics with audiopoints, including the wood stand everthing sits on. Four points with threads are screwed into the bottom of the woood stand. Nothing is on the stand that will absorb resonances. I don't even leave a cd jacket there when listening. I plan on buying their Sistrum Rack System eventually which does what I'm doing, in a killer, scientific/physical and aesthetically pleasing way. Robert over at Audiopoints.com is the man when it comes to resonance transference, or at least, explaining it very clearly. I'm going to talk more about the speaker support system I'm using soon. It's drop dead amazing.
