[radarnyc]

Hi all
I have the X5s with their standard feet/spikes. Is there anyone here that would like sell their Gaia IIs for whatever reason?  i could do $400 and send you my feet/spikes.
Thanks!

[geerock]

Hi all
I have the X5s with their standard feet/spikes. Is there anyone here that would like sell their Gaia IIs for whatever reason?  i could do $400 and send you my feet/spikes.
Thanks!

Check out Herbies Audio Labs.  Save money.  Same results....or better.

[morganc]

Check out Herbies Audio Labs.  Save money.  Same results....or better.

Which Herbies would you recommend for X-3’s on hardwood floors?

[geerock]

Which Herbies would you recommend for X-3’s on hardwood floors?

I would call Herbies for the best suggestion for your situation.  But off hand, if you want to keep your spikes I would suggest the Cone / Spike gliders.  Or, if no spikes, the Giant Fat Gliders which is what I use.  Both give you the benefit of being able to easily slide your speakers into place if you wish to move them to the wall after a listening session; or for easy adjustment.  BTW, I had the Gaia's and sent them back to Amazon and saved a chunk of cash.  Both did a nice job of isolation but I could hear no difference between the two products.

[Mariusz Uszynski]

Did you try Crutchfield, they sell them for $349.99can.I have Gaia III on my speakers and sub and love them.
https://www.crutchfield.ca/shopsearch/gaia_II.html

[kayakerf]

Did you try Crutchfield, they sell them for $349.99can.I have Gaia III on my speakers and sub and love them.
https://www.crutchfield.ca/shopsearch/gaia_II.html

That price is for 1 set for 1 speaker. You'd need two - which is where it starts adding up...

[Mariusz Uszynski]

That price is for 1 set for 1 speaker. You'd need two - which is where it starts adding up...

I'm sorry, I have forgotten.I paid for my Gaia III $250(tax in)-sub, then $500(tax in)-speakers.

[morganc]

I would call Herbies for the best suggestion for your situation.  But off hand, if you want to keep your spikes I would suggest the Cone / Spike gliders.  Or, if no spikes, the Giant Fat Gliders which is what I use.  Both give you the benefit of being able to easily slide your speakers into place if you wish to move them to the wall after a listening session; or for easy adjustment.  BTW, I had the Gaia's and sent them back to Amazon and saved a chunk of cash.  Both did a nice job of isolation but I could hear no difference between the two products.

Cool. I’ll get the gliders too for the X3’s.