I actually used soft feets tuned to the speakers weigth but they are
rather thick not only a felt piece , sort of floating suspension . The
resonance frequency should be realy low with the rigth feets . The
speaker is actually more still at audio frequencies this way .
Another positive side effect is that the speakers does not tranfer
vibrations to my hardwood floor . Besides spikes drives the mechanical
resonance into the midrange .

It can actually be a question if interior design , in countries with a
lot off wall to wall carpeting the spikes could hep in actually making
the speaker stand on the floor not the carpet . Then they are beneficial
.

The spikes delivered with the speakers are probably just fine .

Pandoras box is more like thoose aftermarket carbon fiber cones and
whatnot , and people put those under their DAC , or spikes on the hifi
stand .

Here are the feets i use .

http://www.sonicdesign.se/sdfeet.html

They of-course try to sell them for CD players too ,thatÂ’s more bunk
than science but hey they want to make a buck lie everyone else .
And they to have testimonials on their site *sigh*

Sometimes its just fashion statement from the speaker manufacturer ,
like bi-wiring binding post that are standard ( even if they are useless
unless you biamp )



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