Best Inexpensive Tweaks?

Removed banana plug connectors on speakers and went straight wire screw down.

A great coat free tweak is to place the LP”s you have on the floor at the sides walls of the room, near the speakers and/or near the corners. It’s a great room acoustic tuning.

Vinyl Center Hole Reamer | Stable 33.33

I have probably a dozen titles in my LP collection with undersized center holes. Aggravating. Picked up one of these handy goodies for $39.95. Worth every penny to make those LPs playable. A precise tool made to RIAA specified center hole tolerance. Call it a tweak … or maybe not. But being able to finally rotate vinyl that has been sitting on my record shelf unplayed is a tweak to me.

Ear wax removal tool kit :smile: :smile:

2nd that…yep a great tweak inded :grinning:

I’ve had inner ear issues for a few years. My ENT gave me Azelastine to try. Wow, both ears opened completely for the first consistent week in years!

This must be wonderfully exciting.

It absolutely is. I’ve had a dull pain the type you don’t really realize is there until it is gone but requires energy regardless. It’s also improved my hyperacusis in my right ear.

There are a few side effects but after 10 days I’m tolerating them quite well. Well enough to keep with it.

Good news…!!

2"x2"x24" white oak cut into pyramids. 3 under each component. Solidifies the bass quite nicely without any harm elsewhere in the spectrum. $10.

I also love this perfectly designed small tool!
Expensive, but you’ll like it.

Nicely done.

Thank you sir. This makes them trivial to cut.

Wow! Could always sell sets of those on the market place and/or audiogon for some extra HiFi system funds.

Or I could make them and give them away!

I might take you up on that!

Got you covered Vee

I made my own speaker gliders by gluing spike cups to Teflon carpet gliders. I place them under the spikes when I’m fine tuning placement, then remove them when I have the speakers dialed in.

Having saved money by never buying any pucks from Isoacoustics, I bought some Wilson speakers. They are on the factory-issue spikes and some black metal spike pads I found in the spares box. My floor is slippery enough that the Wilson can be moved around a little if needed by the careful application of my big toe. Happy that I spent my money on the things that count and not the stuff like cable risers, heaven forbid. My audiophile switch is my route to the underworld.

Isoacoustics Gaia feet would help your Wilsons sound even better.