Sound Anchor Blue Dots or BluTack??

Forget Blue Dots or Blu Tack. Go Herbies Audio Lab's Fat Dots.

I'm not familiar with Blue Dots, but Blu Tack and Herbie's Big Fat Dots are two completely different items. Blu Tack anchors speakers to the stands (Blu Tack), the other decouples speakers from the stands.

It's up to you to decide which you prefer, but it's completely listener dependent. One cannot be claimed universally better than the other.

I've used Blue Dots, Blu Tak, and Herbies Big Fat Dots between speakers and Sound Anchors stands and my preference was for the Herbies Big Fat Dots.

The Blue Dots come with the stands, Blu Tak can be found as Dap Blue Stik at most hardware or stationery stores under $2.00, and Herbies Big Fat Dots come with a money back guaranty, so why not try all three and see which you like the best?

Tvad's right on the methodology. To couple or not to couple.... that is well, one of the questions you'll have to answer for yourself. it won't cost much to find our either.

I'd say try as well, Bright Star nodes. I've found them certainly superior to the Sound Anchor blue discs which are merely a quite soft compliant material that's commonly available.