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Looking for aluminum/steel/silver cones for amp feet

post #1 of 14
Thread Starter 
Anyone know where to find some good solid metal cones for feet for an amp? The amp is anodized aluminum, so something of the same look is preferable. I'd like to be able to permanently attach them, if possible. any help is much appruciated!

-Z
post #2 of 14
You can PM Peter Daniel on the DIYaudio site. He always uses metal cones for feet on his amps. Check out the Chip amps section of the forum.
post #3 of 14
Try Tenderfeet. Solid aluminium cones in 1/2inch or 1 1/2 inch, silver or black, threaded.

I made a nice amp stand for my tube amp by using a two inch maple slab and four of the big cones.



http://www.audiomax-ltd.com/tenderfeet.htm
post #4 of 14
This is one of the more cheaper places I've found for isolation feet:
note it comes with the protective disc. I've bought their interconnects too.
http://www.audiopartsinc.com/FOCALPOINTS.HTM
post #5 of 14
Quote:
Originally Posted by BlindTiger
This is one of the more cheaper places I've found for isolation feet:
note it comes with the protective disc. I've bought their interconnects too.
http://www.audiopartsinc.com/FOCALPOINTS.HTM
you can get those at partsexpress for 20 bucks.
post #6 of 14
I have some Nordost Pulsar Points
http://www.nordost.com/Accessories/pulsar-points.htm
A little pricey and forget about the titanium version they're crazy priced!

Dimensions:
Base: 4 cones 3.5cm (1.3/8²) in diameter
Top: 4 contra pieces 2cm (3/4²) in diameter
Height: Both pieces are 2.5cm (1²) high
Weight: 100kg (200Lbs) (eyeteeth-they're refering to amount that can be supported)
Material:
PP4: high grade aluminum
PP4Ti: high grade titanium

post #7 of 14
Thread Starter 
I went ahead with the tenderfeet....thanks GWN! I think it turned out nice...what do you think?



-Z
post #8 of 14
Nice amp. If the amp is too light and moves around you can also buy Tendercups to receive the tips and avoid furniture scratches.
post #9 of 14
Thread Starter 
Nah, this amp is freakin' heavy.

-Z
post #10 of 14
simple question; how loud are you guys playing your music that this stuff even moves around from the vibrations??? This seems very strange to me. Why not just use little wooden blocks and leave it at that?
post #11 of 14
Thread Starter 
Well, from what I've been told it's electrical vibrations, not sound vibrations, but that's not realy why I got those feet....I got 'em cause they're so sexy lookin!

-Z
post #12 of 14
sex sells every time. One of these days I'll start a post for the sexiest headphones, might be interesting.
post #13 of 14
Quote:
Originally Posted by Norbert
sex sells every time. One of these days I'll start a post for the sexiest headphones, might be interesting.
Hi Norbert,

Sex and vibrations....hum....resistance is futile....

Amicalement
post #14 of 14
Audio Technica would win the battle. They are all so sexy,.
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