Hi Leif and other experienced VSA speakers‘ users
I am now home auditioning a pair of wonderful VR-55 Active speakers. I have hardwood floors. According to the local distributor, the speakers come without any coupling disks for the spikes. As I am used to put all speakers on some sort of spikes, I used some basic coupling disks, which distributor brought with him. Then I read in the manual, that in case of hardwood floors, you recommend to decouple the speakers with some rubber decoupling feet, and spikes are only for carpeted floors. Is this true? I don’t think my dealer has the rubber decoupling feet. Shall I leave the speakers on the spikes? I also have large Star Sound decoupling disks, maybe I should try them?
What is the best option in case of hardwood floors?
By the way, even without any break in the speakers sound so good
Thanks in advance,
Aziz
I am now home auditioning a pair of wonderful VR-55 Active speakers. I have hardwood floors. According to the local distributor, the speakers come without any coupling disks for the spikes. As I am used to put all speakers on some sort of spikes, I used some basic coupling disks, which distributor brought with him. Then I read in the manual, that in case of hardwood floors, you recommend to decouple the speakers with some rubber decoupling feet, and spikes are only for carpeted floors. Is this true? I don’t think my dealer has the rubber decoupling feet. Shall I leave the speakers on the spikes? I also have large Star Sound decoupling disks, maybe I should try them?
What is the best option in case of hardwood floors?
By the way, even without any break in the speakers sound so good
Thanks in advance,
Aziz
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