Arya Audio RevOPods footers

Are there any instructions for this? I'm going to give a set a try in pretty short order here.
I got the best results by closing them all the way down, backing off each one 8 clicks and putting them umber the unit. Then one at a time see of any of them slide out easily because they are not tall enough to make solid contact with the unit. If so, slide that one out and raise it one click at a time until it is when you slide it back in under the unit is has grip and is supporting the load like the other feet. I found it was usually 1 or 2 footers that needed that adjustment.
 
Has anyone compared under tube amps or tube preamps Revopods to Daedalus DiD footers?
 
I got the best results by closing them all the way down, backing off each one 8 clicks and putting them umber the unit. Then one at a time see of any of them slide out easily because they are not tall enough to make solid contact with the unit. If so, slide that one out and raise it one click at a time until it is when you slide it back in under the unit is has grip and is supporting the load like the other feet. I found it was usually 1 or 2 footers that needed that adjustment.
I do it same way, but backing off each Rev 3 or 4 clicks clicks is enough to decople main ring to Delrin base.
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Finally you have to use a levelel, a basic one is fine.
It is very important to level front and back x axis and both z sides.
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Hope that helps. Sound is much better this way.....
 
I do it same way, but backing off each Rev 3 or 4 clicks clicks is enough to decople main ring to Delrin base.
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Finally you have to use a levelel, a basic one is fine.
It is very important to level front and back x axis and both z sides.
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Hope that helps. Sound is much better this way.....
It's as if you posted this for me :D as my plan is to replace the feet on my Helene with RevOpods. Although I haven't looked underneath the Helene to see how the original feet are attached.....
 
That's way too simple. Anyone know the screw size for the feet on the AC Helene?
 
We have moved to RevoPods for footers under the platform used to support our Ars Machinae M1 turntable. The results have been consistently excellent in that application. Synaxis, all additions in this realm are system-dependent, so I am inclined to agree that, in some instances, specifications may not always tell the whole story.
All Ars Machinae M1 turntables that can be heard in Munich in May will be equipped with RevoPods.
 
I do it same way, but backing off each Rev 3 or 4 clicks clicks is enough to decople main ring to Delrin base.
View attachment 148746
Finally you have to use a levelel, a basic one is fine.
It is very important to level front and back x axis and both z sides.
View attachment 148757
Hope that helps. Sound is much better this way.....

It's interesting how individual each results can be. I love that about this hobby. On my rack I found I got better sound with the extra few clicks to start with.

I also found occasionally one of them would lose a click or two or settle so it's god to check them from time to time.
 
It's interesting how individual each results can be. I love that about this hobby. On my rack I found I got better sound with the extra few clicks to start with.

I also found occasionally one of them would lose a click or two or settle so it's god to check them from time to time.
every 90 days i check that the tension is equal on my RevOpod Wadax chassis. so far usually some adjustment is needed on the large 8-RevOpod chassis. the smaller 4-RevOpod chassis not nearly as often.

is that the chassis flexing? the Daiza surface deflecting? or the RevOpod settling? rhetorical questions.
 

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