spikes

[constantinos]

hi.anyone knows where i can find spikes for my custom built hi fi rack?

 

[MaturityDodger]

They can be bought loads of places:
hi-fi rack spikes - Google Search

Alternatively, I see no reason why you can't use speaker spikes, which are even more common.
speaker spikes - Google Search

The usual way of attaching spikes is to screw them into a threaded hole. If you have this then make sure you get the right gauge.
If not, I can see spikes that come with an insert that you have to drill a hole for. This insert has a threaded inside.
Or if you don't have a thread and don't want to drill your rack, I can also see ones with adhesive pads.

 

[constantinos]

well i ve done some research i couldnt find the one with pads.i prefer not to drill

 

[simon ess]

ISOLATION CONES SPEAKER SPIKE Free Floor Discs + Ship | eBay

One of many found in moments.

 

[MaturityDodger]

There are several sources I can find with these searches:
adhesive hi-fi rack spikes - Google Search
adhesive speaker spikes - Google Search

I don't know if the adhesive spikes will get you a particularly good physical connection though, which is the whole point of spikes.

Specific examples from the searches above:
A Set Of Four Solid, Turned Brass Height Adjustable Speaker Spikes. Complete With 4 Floor Plates And 8 Adhesive Pads.
EAGLE A181E Set of 4 Speaker Spikes for 1 Speaker *NEW* on eBid United Kingdom
Monacor SPS-20/GO Cabinet Spikes Set (Gold), 127310
A Set Of Four Solid, Turned Brass Height Adjustable Speaker Spikes. Complete With 4 Floor Plates And 8 Adhesive Pads.

 

[Mr Pig]

This guy makes great quality M8 and M6 threaded stainless steel spikes: LINK

He can do the ones shown, with the hole and turned down end, or Mana-style ones with Allan socket on the end. Tougher than mild steel and won't rust.

If it's for a wooden stand you could use these: LINK

Not the same sort of quality but they'd do the job.

 

[constantinos]

thanks everyone