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| Townshend Seismic Isolation Podium Platform Review: Ozzy: Nice review. It always adds to the sport of this hobby when others are able to also review and share their opinion about equipment, an accessory, etc. I think you have only begun to see how much more you will be seeing and enjoying from ... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review Millercarbon, Ozzy:" But whatever the reason it kind of creeps up on you more and more over time just how much better it is. This is different than the usual deal where something burns in or whatever. Pretty sure all the improvement is there righ... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review OZZY One last note that I think has not been mentioned. Since these devices will change the way music is presented you may, as I did, find it necessary to change, for example, the volume level of your sub or bass if you are not using a sub in add... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review I think Millercarbon and I are of the same mind in hoping your shipment shows up on Monday and, also, that you give us your reaction. You are likely to notice improvement in your system with your very first listen but you are also likely to conti... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review OZZY I suppose it says something about us when we will sit and struggle over figuring out how to install a light switch which will control a light from 2 separate switches but yet we have the innate ability to relatively quickly figure out how t... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review Ozzy and Millercarbon I installed using a slightly different approach. Since the idea of the Podium is to essentially suspend the speaker I avoided adjusting the what we will call the bottom feet to a minimum level. My approach was to make cert... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review millercarbon: " The bottom line then is completely the opposite. The population of things that could be improvements is getting bigger. Not only that, it is no longer "could" but now with experience I know it is "will". Like for example the last... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review ozzy4 - the same EXACT thing happened to me. The packages got separated and one was delivered on Thurs. and the other on Mon. Something that might be helpful - find a level area and level these things before placing them on the floor at which poin... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review millercarbon: There is a good deal of skepticism about these things and I think I may understand why. At a certain point in the development and "perfection" of an audio system you have likely already tried many, many things that make intuitive se... | |
| Townshend Audio Podiums: The Full Review I also have tried and purchased Townshend Podiums. I have placed them under Linn Akurate speakers and I have to say they have resulted in a considerable improvement in my system. The improvement is not subtle and all one needs to do is to walk aro... | |
| Cart adjustment, that moment when you nail it! Fooling and forever trying to improve your system is what keeps this a hobby and a forever enjoyable endeavor. Once it's right, the time will creep up on you when you will again be looking for further improvement because it can always get better. ... | |
| Help me tame my out of control bass Like many of us, I have also struggled with bass - too much, too little, uneven room response, etc. I recently purchased some Townshend Seismic Podium isolation devices. These are essentially steel platforms with spring loaded adjustable cylinders... | |
| JBL 4367 shoutiness remedies? Speakers are so dependent on placement within the room it sounds like it is a 2 fold problem - the room and the placement. I have experienced similar problems with my Linn speakers. One thing that I would suggest trying is elevating, slightly, the... | |
| Why Don't More People Into Music Reproduction At Home Play Around With Musical Instruments I am wondering how similar any instrument played in your living room sounds compared to the same instrument in a completely different setting with different acoustics, with, likely, electronic sound equipment being used and the instrument played i... | |
| Should people who can't solder, build or test their speakers be considered audiophiles? If I understand this somewhat elitist approach correctly, I will no longer be able to appreciate music for what it is unless I learn to play an instrument and can add personal touches to my favorite tunes. I am so disappointed. |