Another Zu Thread

01-24-07: Bufford
Right Tvad, my problem is getting the wobble out, that fourth spike is just really tough to get right.

My speakers use four spikes as well. It takes some finessing.

BTW, the four spike issue is precisely the reason some speakers (and components) utilize a three spike/footer system. It's easier to level. Do the Definitions have a three spike pattern alternative?

Lay off of Bartokfan, guys.

Definitions are strictly 4 point stance.
The Druids can be handled pretty easily. If you can get behind them, put a level across the back of the plinth and a CD jewel case under it. It helps to have someone else tilt it forward for adjustments but I have managed by myself. Just adjust the rear spikes until you have the gap and level positioning you need, and then do the same in the front. This should give you solid footing and an appropriate gap.
I found that carpet made this more difficult and I found the bass adjustment more effective if I put a piece of wood under the speaker. Someone on this forum said he used 12 inch square by 2 inch thick concrete pavers from Home Depot. That sounded like a good idea and I would have surely done it if I had not upgraded to a bigger Zu.

I don't think so. The footprint is too small for three so you'd need an outboard plinth which I don't think Zu offers.

ZU vs Tyler, make a interesting showdown.