A question we often get is about speaker feet. Do you have to use them at all? And if you are using them, should you use rubber feet, or should you use speaker spikes? What about if you have a bookshelf speaker?
In today's video, Andrew Welker reviews the purpose of speaker feet and which speakers need them. He shows you the different options and explains how they function.
Tell us: which feet do you use? And have they made a difference in your system's performance?
0:00 Speaker Spikes or Rubber Speaker Feet?
1:25 Contact Matters Acoustically
2:51 Rubber Bumpers for Speaker Feet
3:13 Minimizing Speaker Contact Area
3:34 Rubber Speaker Feet vs Speaker Spikes
4:55 Bass Performance
5:15 How to Drain Bass
6:26 Carpet and Floorstanding Speakers
8:01 Levelling Speakers
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Speaker Feet: Should I Use Speaker Spikes or Rubber Feet?
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