Best treatment for speaker feet????

I totally disagree with Nsgarch's comment that decoupling is always inappropriate. With carpeting, coupling makes sense because the carpet pad drowns out the resonance. On a wood floor with floor standers, decoupling is the only way I've ever had success. I actually went two years with my speakers on Aurelex Grammas which are made for guitar amps that sit on raised stages. I would spike your speakers and be done with it. I use a caliper to get three of the 4 spikes set even with each other and tight and the fourth one close to the other three(always leave the front right side as the loose one). Once in place, you set the fourth spike.

Jaxwired. I didn't see you response to me from the other day. Those outriggers look like a great idea for your situation. I'm glad you like Herbie's because I have some Tenderfeet coming for my CDP and Big Fat Dots to put between my speakers and stands.

Stanwal... as fate would have it, I received the following E-mail from the organization you refer to where-in you say "There was a really good looking outrigger base with spikes for a not totally unreasonable price but the web site has disappeared and I fear they are gone".

"Dear Friends,

As many of you are aware our sites www.oregondv.com and www.soundocity.com are currently unavailable. Unfortunately, we have experienced a serious situation and due to some strange circumstances we have lost all of our website data. My son and I are committed to continuing this operation of audio accessories and will be rebuilding our sites ASAP. Regretfully, this will take up to a couple months before we are up and running again. However, we will continue to build and sell our products, including outriggers, via email.

Paul@oregondv.com
Paul@soundocity.com

Please pass this information onto our online audio friends and any others interested in our products. At this point we have no way of passing our information on except for email.

All orders placed over the last few weeks will be fulfilled ASAP and I fully look forward to a regaining our site presence and talking to you soon.

Sincerely,

Paul
Owner / Operator
www.oregondv.com
www.soundocity.com"

I purchased two 3/8” thick steel plates that are 1” inch wider and longer than the base of my Avalon’s… I drilled and taped holes in each of the corners to screw in 3/8” x 2.25” spikes… I covered the bottom of the plates with Rope Caulk… and to level them I beat them into the plywood sub-floor with a dead-blow hammer.

linkster..that is exactly what i use on my tidal speakers and they are superb...this based on a review i read on the 'stereotimes' website..