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#143993 2011-06-28 02:05
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Maybe this is a bit bizarre, but the hockey puck style feet on the DSP7200 look like they work well on wooden floors.

Does anyone know if I can use them on a pair of DSP6000s and if they can, are then any dealers who could supply a set ?

I wasnt sure whether to post this here or the Restaurant.

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Neither here nor there but I use Superspikes and they have a felt pad underneath which glides pretty well over a wooden floor (short distances, eek grit).

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These look good, I found somebody in the UK that can supply them (the magic of google).

No doubt these are much more cost effective than the M version !

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I used them with a pair of DSP5200s and they worked well.

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Superspikes do raise an already tall speaker but you have axis.

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Sorry to be a pain,

the Wiki used to have an entry for spikes etc but it seems to have gone.

Do I need the M8 version of superspikes for the DSP6000.

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Yes Greg, M8. They come up on eBay periodically.

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Cool

Thanks for the confirmation.

I was going to use bkelec.com, they sell them for under �40 a set.

In the great scheme of things (especially regarding the general cost of putting together a Meridian system), I didnt think that was too bad. smirk

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Sorry Greg, I'm from the North...

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The bass of my DSP6k improved significantly after I have used the Superspikes.


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My bass also improved, the "flab" left. Some part of me quite likes a little flabby bass, but not the part that posts on HitchHikers, sacreblue!


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