Stands or feet for Thiel 3.6

I have 3.5's with the factory spikes.
Its a bit tipsy as you say but I think thats due to a 3 point spike design.
They are coupled to the floor well and I think they work fine as is.
Pound down on top of the speaker hard and drive the spikes in deeper and see if that helps.It did with mine.

Sistrum platforms under my Dunlavy's made a huge difference. I have a friend with Thiel CS3's the Sistrum platforms made such a difference that he decided not to sell these speakers. That was two years ago. Another friend upgraded his 3.6's by replacing the factory steel points with the brass Audiopoints. He was very pleased by the gain in clarity and improvements of bass pitch and speed.

I have the Thiel 3.6's. You're right. They are a bit tippy with the factory supplied spikes. Then I got the Sound Anchor stands. What a difference! The Thiel's definitely benefit from a solid foundation. The imaging is much tighter and cleaner. The bass is less boomy. I would highly recommend the Sound Anchors.

I toured the Thiel plant recently. Some of the people there also recommend using the Sound Anchors stands.

I have tried the 1.2APs, also on Berber carpets/2nd story wood floors. Yes, they are more stable than the factory spikes. But, I perfer the spikes over the APs. BTW, using the brass APs are not as simple as slipping the points in the factory holes. The points must be against the wood of the speakers, which means you must first remove the plastic groumets. Robert at Sistrum claims the Sistrum platforms bettered the APs ten fold. But, using these platforms would make the speakers even more "tipsy". I have not heard the Thiels with the sound anchors, but have heard them with B&W 802s & 801s, they are great.

Took my pair of my Sistrum Sp004's to my friends house who has Thiel 3.6's. He is currently using the Audiopoints. The Sp004's under his 3.6's made a very noticeable improvement in all areas. We had to use the apcd disc between the top points and the wood bottom of the speaker. The discs gave that little bit of extra clearance we needed. I use the dics between wood surfaces anyway, I think it sounds better. They are very stable. Especially if you place the platform on the floor and stand on it . This weight pushes the points thru the carpet and into the surface below. Caution do not stand on the points!