well ... without pictures .... it never happened.
also ... it's hard to offer insights ... needless to say, the better
the decoupling AND stability is always a good thing.
Now the questions ...
Are the monitors in direct contact with the stands ??? or do you have some
type of 'de-coupling' material between the actual monitor and the top shelve of the stand ??
IF monitors are in direct contact, then you still can improve it [without spending much more money].
What I used [laugh if you like] are 'DrScholl's massaging gel' shoe inserts.
I know ... sounds crazy, but what I did was cut the 'heal' section off, and then cut the heal into 4 pieces [it's about 1" x 2"], then placed 4 pieces under each monitor. My stands are solid concrete blocks. This method passed the stethoscope listening test. Got the DrS's at the $ollar $tore.
Remember ... resonant frequencies traveling through solids are not aways 'broadband' in nature ... many times it will be a certain frequency that resonants. You don't want that.
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