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Floor Protection Discs

Good Morning Audiogon'ers!

Seeing if you could help me. I will be purchasing a pair of Target Audio HR70 monitor stands. Since they'll be going on a hardwood floor, I was also going to purchase Target Audio's 'Floor Protection Discs' to protect the floor. Is there a cheaper alternative -

https://www.dedicatedaudio.com/products/target-audio-spike-footers-floor-protection-discs-set-of-4


fuzzfriendly
chayro
2,984 posts
 
I would buy the Herbies gliders so you can easily reposition the speaker until you get it dialed in.  Not cheap, but very good. In fact, Jim Smith recommends them for sonic reasons in Get Better Sound.  
fuzzfriendly OP
11 posts
 
Thanks everyone your replies. It's tax return season, so I decided to bite bullet and purchase the Target Audio discs.
mgreen27
147 posts
 
Just put a penny under each spike. You probably won't be able to hear a difference between that, and a more expensive option.
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lowrider57
5,417 posts
 
I've used the penny method, but they left an imprint on my wood floors. I then used a layer of cork under the penny, and the speakers sounded even better.
tooblue
1,924 posts
 
Like chayro said, the Herbie Gliders are great and allow movement of the speakers with ease, I have not found anything better under my Wilson Sophia's floor spikes. they also have them in three different metals, mine are brass, the cheapest of the three.

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