Speaker vibration isolation


P.S. Audio has a video on YouTube, “RMAF 2018”, on Isoacoustic’s speaker vibration eliminator. The demonstration was impressive. Does anyone have experience with these, specifically the ones that replace the spikes as opposed to the stands? Thank you. 
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Just wanted to add my experience to those who have found a significant benefit when adding Gaia's to speakers formerly spiked to a concrete slab.  I have no explanation or technical expertise, but the improvement in image clarity was not small and (to me) well worth the cost.
My Klipsch Heresy IIIs must have pretty low center of gravity buy I don't take 'em out on the road much to see how they corner, and when I used Vibrapods with a higher center of gravity "tower" speaker they worked great with those also...'pods are omni directional...obviously...if they're too inexpensive for some I get that...enjoy uber expensive whatever ya want, but keep yer grubby hands off my 'pods!
Boenicke speakers employ a unique swing base isolation system. They are hung on stainless steel cables at the back and rest on a ceramic ball in cups at the front. They work really well and contribute to the clarity of these speakers.
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