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Thank you - yes my main issue is the floor protection, the speakers have spikes underneath which came with little rubber protective caps but I noticed the other day some of the caps seem to have vanished and the floor's getting scratched, so want to do something conclusive. Will investigate, cheers.
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Warning, not cheap!
I don't fully buy the "audiophile speaker isolation" line on things... but hey, these stands are a lot cheaper than repairing/replacing a damaged floor, and they will contribute to happier neighbours, so that makes them good value.
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If any use I use these - they're not isolating, but are cleverer than spikes. Felt pads stop them knackering your wooden floors.
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You can get some hardwood floor protectors for spikes, they don't add to the isolation but they're cheap and they work. And my previous neighbors don't like Slayer.
Velocio
spacey
Dogs
Two things:
The stands are just to get them to the right height, but they're pretty IMHO.
The feet I added to prevent damage to the hardware floor, and yes to help isolate the speakers from vibrations in the floor but far more to limit the amount of bass travelling from the speakers through the floor (i.e. don't offend the downstairs neighbours by avoiding turning the floor into a large bass drum where possible).