WTB: M6 Speaker Stand Spikes (black)

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#280137 28-Nov-2020 17:09

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M6 x 8 in black.

Anyone got an unused set gathering dust in a drawer?

Thanks.

neb

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#2612662 29-Nov-2020 14:50

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Not a direct answer sorry (hint: Aliexpress) but are you sure you need them? When I got my Wharfedales they came with spikes and I looked at whether I should fit them or not. The Internet is divided 50:50 on spikes/no spikes, with an endless supply of pseudoscientific arguments supporting either side. No-one appears to have taken any measurements to see whether they do any good or not, and under what conditions.

My speakers ended up sitting on the carpet, no spikes.

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#2612671 29-Nov-2020 15:12

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Yeah, definitely need them. Picked up a really nice old pair of Sound Creations stands, but the pillar/base connector stands proud of the base so they don't sit flat without spikes. Might get by on a deep carpet but these will be on a hard floor. AliExpress is the back up plan ;-)

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#2612675 29-Nov-2020 15:20

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Ah, fair enough. Looks like the Wharfedales are M6, if you're in Auckland you could borrow them until you get replacements from Ali or whatever.

This also assumes I can locate them in the mess from moving things around during the rebuild...

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