How about those vibrapods under bookshelf speaker

stbhorn: would it cost that much to discover for yourself? -cfb

I'd imagine spikes/cones would work better.

KP

I remember reading about hockey pucks under speakers and components in a Stereophile Fine Tunes. At @ 1.00 each you may want to check it out. Good luck.

MY guess is that vibropods may distort your soundstage and weaken the attack of your speaker. Energy would escape, much like setting the speaker directly on carpet. If vibration were a concern spikes probably would be a better solution as mentioned above (killerpiglet).

One more thing, Welcome to the forms. There are a lot of regulars here and sometimes we say the darndest things. Just remember there is no such thing as a dumb question. Except for maybe one or two that I have asked in the past:~).

$36-$48 - Kelly. They aren't very tasty, but they sure are chewy. Stbhorn: Yes they work - if you want a fuller bass/mid bass sound. Don't know if this would be a good thing if the speakers are close to the wall though? For a few $$ you could also try one of the Blue Tack "like" products (sold @ stationary and hardware stores). The light blue product, made by DAP, is a good one that does not stain.