Ked, if there is a dispute on comparing active to passive, then it’s definitely apples to oranges comparing Stacore to Mooks. They do totally different things, with Stacore acting as a drain for component-borne vibrations via hard footers, combined with isolating the component from floor-borne vibrations.
Mooks as far as I can see don’t do either of these, but more act as resonance band enhancers. I base this feeling on the fact that in my highly neutral and responsive space, everything I put my Mooks under acquired a tonal sameness, a certain enhanced euphonic warmth in midbass that homogenised everything I listened to.
Mooks cannot live with Stacore, it’s not even close.
But if you are ever going to compare Mooks to Stacore, try and use the Stacore correctly, bypassing any stock compliant footers and replace with hard. Certainly if you test Pacific, the footers will be in situ, you can plonk it on a Stacore no problem.