These certainly are not spikes but have worked well for me under stand-mounted speakers.
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Needing Isolation Feet for Bookshelves on Credenza
Hey all,
I'm about to assemble a system that requires my bookshelves sit on a credenza on either size of the TV. Stands are NOT an option. Anyone have suggestions on what I can use as 'feet' to isolate speakers better than the little rubber bumpers that come stock? I'd love something that utilizes spikes as a normal floorstander would allow.
I'm about to assemble a system that requires my bookshelves sit on a credenza on either size of the TV. Stands are NOT an option. Anyone have suggestions on what I can use as 'feet' to isolate speakers better than the little rubber bumpers that come stock? I'd love something that utilizes spikes as a normal floorstander would allow.
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This is not of the spike variety and don't know if they will work with your speakers , Paul Seydor of the Absolute Sound discussed in the February issue his using these with his Harbeth speakers on his desktop to good effect. https://www.amazon.com/JBER-Acoustic-Isolation-Improvement-Vibrations/dp/B07PB3DJY4/ref=asc_df_B07PB... |
Isoacoustic Oreas or the regular Iso-Puck would work. https://isoacoustics.com/isoacoustics-products/home-audio-products/ All the best, Nonoise |