jason101

I’ve used the Gaia I & II on various speakers and wouldn’t be without them now. GLWTS!

I’d have expected so. It’s not very deer.

Oh that’s sharp!

For those who might still be on the fence, something a little more recent..... http://www.the-ear.net/review-hardware/naim-supernait-2-integrated-amplifier

This is one of those very occasional moments when it sucks to be living in NZ. Wonder if I could get it through as carry on? 😉 Great price for a great product. Someone will surely snap this up......

I don't have the speakers but I do have the Gaia footers and they made a clear improvement in my system, so for those who might be unsure about whether or not to include them in the purchase I'd say definitely give them a go, especially at the price they're being offered.

2nd in line please if you’re willing to post to NZ

@Darren69 still looking?

Yes please, I’ll take these if you’ll post them to NZ?

@Darren69

"Reason for selling: getting out of the hobby" I'm a psychologist. Happy to offer my services free of charge ?

Crikey Caleb! Tell me you're going to have a hifi system left after this big sell off?!

Says up to 150kg on website, so unless you're looking to isolate an elephant.....? I have these under all my components at the moment. They look soft and rubbery but are actually quite hard. Outperformed BDR cones, vibrapods, and a range of others in my application.

Had to be done ?

You can indeed. A 400 is simply 2 x 200s linked with a digital cable. Most people buy a ‘Companion’ 200, which has less functionality, to create this dual mono option. But you can definitely buy 2 x Expert 200s to create the same result, the benefit of which is that you can separate and use them individually as a stand alone units down the track should you wish.