Townshend Audio Seismic Isolation Podiums can hold floorstanding speakers, stand-mounts and subs!

Aimed at high-end users, the Podiums provide isolation for your speakers to ultimately lower the noise floor and let more detail through to your ears. They are designed to hold any size and weight of speaker. Paul Rigby looks to lower his noise floor. TOWNSHEND AUDIO: http://www.townshendaudio.com TEST RESULTS To see Townshend Audio's real-time testing including sesimic/vibration measurements, click this link to view the video:    • Unlock True Sound: How Townshend Seismic P...   MAX TOWNSHEND SPEAKS! I asked designer and company owner, Max Townshend, about the designs. I wondered why he had invented the Podiums at all. Especially when there are so many speaker solutions on the market, “The traditional solution of spikes and cones, etc. for speaker suspension relies on the naive notion that rigid coupling and one-way energy transfer are achievable. They are not,” he added, other forcefully. Then continued, “A little isolation helps a bit and is very popular with the abundance of the fancy polymer/Sorbothane isolators and high-mass configurations, that proliferate today. However, as we found 30 years ago, this form of partial isolation down to 10-15Hz, is no way good enough. To isolate the critical audio band properly, it is essential to go down to 2-3Hz. This is only achievable by a properly engineered, progressive air-damped, spring/mass, mechanical low pass filter. This we incorporate in all our current range of seismic isolation, because it works.” PATREON The page arrives with a growing range of BUYER'S GUIDES. I want to thank you for any support you might be able to offer. My Patreon page is here:   / audiophileman   SOCIAL MEDIA You can also find me via this lot: Facebook Group:   / theaudiophileman   Facebook Page:   / audiophileman   Twitter:   / paulrigby50   LinkedIn:   / audiophileman   Instagram:   / audiophile_man   Tumblr: www.tumblr.com/blog/theaudiophileman IMAGE CREDITS: Image by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay Photo by Sora Shimazaki from Pexels Photo by koko rahmadie from Pexels Photo by Leonid Danilov from Pexels Photo by Markus Spiske from Pexels Photo by Anthony from Pexels Photo by Quốc Bảo from Pexels Photo by cottonbro from Pexels Photo by Oleg Magni from Pexels Photo by Edward Eyer from Pexels Photo by Thibault Trillet from Pexels Photo by Wendy Wei from Pexels Photo by Jimmy Chan from Pexels OTHER CREDITS Old Bossa by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ REFERENCE SYSTEM Pro-Ject RPM 3 turntable Funk Firm Little Super Deck Audiolab 6000A amplifier Trichord Dino phono amplifier Audiolab 6000CDT Benchmark DAC Monitor Audio Silver 300 speakers Tellurium Q cabling Blue Horizon Professional Rack System Harmonic Resolution Systems Noise Reduction Components Air Audio AC-2K Balanced Transformer Russ Andrews RF Router Mk.II