Tertullus 4 Sets High-End HiFi Aluminum Speaker Feet, Shock Base Pad Spikes,40x20mm,Shockproof Stand Pad for HiFi Devices Amplifier Turntable DAC Recorder CD (58mm22mm-silver)

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  • Speaker Isolation Feet Parameter Tertullus Speaker Isolation Feet Made Of Solid Aluminum,cooling Looking Brushed Aluminum Feet,speaker Isolation Feet Pad With Removable Non-slip Shock Absorber Rubber O Ring,the Rubber Bottoms On The Feet Should Keep It From Moving.and The Speaker Isolation Feet’s Hole Diameter Is 4.5mm,suitable For M4 Screws.each Speaker Isolation Feet Can Support 100kg/220lb,so One Speaker Isolation Feet Set Can Support Around 400kg/880lb.middle Hole:4.5mm(0.17inch)
  • Speaker Isolation Feet,Simple Design And The Finish Is Top Tertullus Speaker Isolation Feet Adopt Fine Sand Blasting Anodizing Process.there Are 2 Slits On The Side,all Aluminum Alloy Cnc Machined.tertullus Speaker Isolation Feeet Is A Delicated Made Artwork Product, Well Built With Very Nice Finish,these Have A Nice Flat Sided Surface Side For Placement Against Device And The Bottom Of Feet Have A Nice Rubber Ring
  • Speaker Isolation Feet Widely ApplicationThe Aluminum Speaker Isolation Feet Suitable For Turntable Dac,case,pc Cases,sound Bar,subwoofer Speaker,laser Projector,audio Component Shelf,desktop Computer Case,audio Amplifier,espresso Machine
  • Speaker Isolation Feet Acoustic EffectThese Type Of Speaker Isolation Feet Are Good For Non Resonating Vibrating Type Of Devices.the Isolators Cut Vibration Down Considerably.they Can Acoustically Better At Isolating Speakers From The Floor. These Isolators For Any Audio Use!the Isolatiors Offers Very Good Stability To The Turntable.
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Weight 0.55 kg
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Tertullus