Speaker Spikes Wooden Floor at John Layh blog

Speaker Spikes Wooden Floor. I'm moving into a house that has wooden flooring in the room where my stereo will be located, problem is i have spikes on the bottom of the speakers. In some cases, people use such spikes. I have wooden floors in my home as well and prefer to use spikes. I've seen people with big floor standing speakers in a room sitting on a natural hardwood floor which is not perfectly flat and smooth, and at some frequencies you could actually hear some. My hi fi speakers (dali royal. I use some inexpensive speaker spike discs under them to. Have floorstander speakers and a wood floor which is pretty solid (this thread is not about moving wood floors like on joists). Would like some advice about isolation of speakers that are used on suspended wooden floors. What would be a good and not. These can penetrate the carpet, and if you have a wooden floor, they may then stick into the floorboards through the carpet.

These can penetrate the carpet, and if you have a wooden floor, they may then stick into the floorboards through the carpet. In some cases, people use such spikes. Would like some advice about isolation of speakers that are used on suspended wooden floors. I've seen people with big floor standing speakers in a room sitting on a natural hardwood floor which is not perfectly flat and smooth, and at some frequencies you could actually hear some. I use some inexpensive speaker spike discs under them to. I'm moving into a house that has wooden flooring in the room where my stereo will be located, problem is i have spikes on the bottom of the speakers. What would be a good and not. I have wooden floors in my home as well and prefer to use spikes. My hi fi speakers (dali royal. Have floorstander speakers and a wood floor which is pretty solid (this thread is not about moving wood floors like on joists).

Solid Spikes Set of Eight HiFi M8 Speaker Spikes and Floor Protectors

Speaker Spikes Wooden Floor I'm moving into a house that has wooden flooring in the room where my stereo will be located, problem is i have spikes on the bottom of the speakers. I've seen people with big floor standing speakers in a room sitting on a natural hardwood floor which is not perfectly flat and smooth, and at some frequencies you could actually hear some. I use some inexpensive speaker spike discs under them to. What would be a good and not. I'm moving into a house that has wooden flooring in the room where my stereo will be located, problem is i have spikes on the bottom of the speakers. Would like some advice about isolation of speakers that are used on suspended wooden floors. Have floorstander speakers and a wood floor which is pretty solid (this thread is not about moving wood floors like on joists). These can penetrate the carpet, and if you have a wooden floor, they may then stick into the floorboards through the carpet. In some cases, people use such spikes. My hi fi speakers (dali royal. I have wooden floors in my home as well and prefer to use spikes.