Where can I find speaker feet?
Know a an Adcom rep who brought into our shop about five years ago a foot which comn\bined a opoint with a capture ball bearing for isolation.If you have wood floors (or even less cement/tile but a bit less so)and want to know how good your speakers sound look up Sound Anchor stands/platforms.From smal monitors with spikes on thier 24" stands to big say B&W 801 where the heavy slanb of iron.They decouple the speaker and improve sound through pure weight.My buddy's jaw dropped when we put some 6" tall ovals (the speakers shape) where the "stands" (with some floorstanders some called them platforms) have on ethier bottoms four feet that don't need cups or anything to protect floor then the *03N eith their carpet spikes into indents specifically to hold them and speaker sercurely.No other mod to your speakers maybe even your system can make as much difference as deadening the floor underneath an decopling the speakers from the floor (in this case it's like doing twice).Bob has sold me a number of pairs and has especially designed ones for most brands of speakers (instead of just giving you a generic one or making custom ones as he does for speakers,racks,amp stand etc) he can pull down a modelkl which has been paiunstaikngly desigened for your speakers).When B&W them selves designed the (beautifull) aluminum stands for their 805 monitors had the mass at the botttom where it looked better.Warzalla and his team eested and retested and thier model loads the mass just BELOW th speaker beacuse that's what SOUNDED BETTER.Call him an dzI am sur he could throws set of spiles ad who knows he might just work out a trial`purchase.Small monitors to coffin size floorstabnders they can be the most cost effective accessory youn can get. chazzbo |
Parts Express sells a variety of speaker cabinet spikes/feet. See if any of these meet your needs: http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage.cfm?&DID=7&WebPage_ID=3 . |
