Alternatives to speaker spikes?

[Kooshball]

It seems that all the speaker feet out there are conical spikes...so who make something a bit different? Different shapes, different styles? What are the alternatives that are still going to look classy?

 

[djn]

Here you go. I bought these

Then I removed the balls and welded on these

Then I had them stripped of the chrome and replated copper

I'll mount them this weekend. I thing they turned out really good.

 

[Kooshball]

Wow! Those are sweet. Where did you get item number 1?

Here you go. I bought these

Then I removed the balls and welded on these

Then I had them stripped of the chrome and replated copper

I'll mount them this weekend. I thing they turned out really good.

 

[Melo theory]

Here,
4Pcs Iron Super load bearing support legs furniture legs the cabinet feet sofa feet(H:100mm)-in Furniture Legs from Furniture on Aliexpress.com
Just do a search for cabinet feet. There's lots of styles.

 

[wolf_teeth]

Trailer-hitch Balls would be another option.
Wolf

 

[tvi]

Try searching Finials, quite a range

 

[weltersys]

It seems that all the speaker feet out there are conical spikes...so who make something a bit different? Different shapes, different styles? What are the alternatives that are still going to look classy?

Any rubber/neoprene/elastomeric/ type foot will keep most subs reasonably stationary without digging holes in your floor like a conical spike.

If you really want the sub immobilized, use epoxy to cement it in place :^).

 

[tvrgeek]

Anything that looks good to you as they have no sonic qualities at all.

 

[Jim Griffin]

Try acorn nuts. I've used acorn nuts on 1/2-13 screws as spikes with good results. Stainless finish looks very classy.

 

[Kooshball]

Anything that looks good to you as they have no sonic qualities at all.

That is what I figured, I just needed more places to find nice looking feet.

 

[tvi]

Nope nuffin to worry about but looks

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