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Post by thezone on Jan 20, 2022 3:39:58 GMT -5
Hey all,
I have two RS13's and I would like to attach some feet that will both decouple the sub from the tiled floor on which they sit whilst also providing an improved aesthetic look.
Each sub has 6 small rubber feet with a 5mm screw thread. I notice that SVS do a basic isolation feet set but the included threads start at M6 which I believe is 6mm, I wonder if these would fit or if Emo themselves have some sort of option?
Cheers
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Post by ttocs on Jan 20, 2022 8:09:38 GMT -5
It's up to the viewer as to if the looks are improved, but, how about Isoacoustics Aperta Sub base? Doesn't need to thread into anything, the sub just sits on the pucks. The base has spikes if needed, or just the flat bottoms which don't harm the floor.  |
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Post by cawgijoe on Jan 20, 2022 8:37:09 GMT -5
I use the SVS feet on my Rythmik sub and they work great. I'm wondering if you can use the screws that came with your Emotiva sub with the SVS feet? Worth a call to SVS and/or Emotiva.
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Post by geebo on Jan 20, 2022 10:10:38 GMT -5
I use the SVS feet on my Rythmik sub and they work great. I'm wondering if you can use the screws that came with your Emotiva sub with the SVS feet? Worth a call to SVS and/or Emotiva. +1 on the SVS feet. I have them on an SVS SB-16 Ultra and an HSU ULS-15 MK2. They include three screw sizes and if those don't work you may be able to use the ones that come with the RS13 or just buy the proper size. And as suggested a call to SVS will answer your question. |
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Post by wilburthegoose on Jan 20, 2022 12:19:43 GMT -5
I use GAIA isolators on my main L/R speakers. I think they help.
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Post by bobcel on Jan 20, 2022 22:05:24 GMT -5
As cawgijoe said The "SVS Sound Path Isolation System" is awesome,look good and a great price |
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Post by cwmcobra on Jan 20, 2022 22:24:42 GMT -5
If you confirm that the Emotiva subs take 5mm screws, contact SVS to see if they can provide them. I have 4 sets of these still in their boxes that I haven't yet installed because my theater isn't finished yet. The attached photo is from the underside of the box top and has all the info you might need to try to sort it out with SVS. Good Luck!  |
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Post by thezone on Jan 21, 2022 2:08:04 GMT -5
Wow awesome responses to my question thanks fellas! Ill have a re-read through all of these responses over the weekend.
Cheers!
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Post by 405x5 on Jan 21, 2022 8:56:37 GMT -5
My Velodyne HGS 18 subwoofer has been “resting” on the great room carpet (all 115 LBS) since January of 2001….
I haven’t a clue in Hell what the feet 🦶 look like.
I have only turned it around to pull the plate amp. once to send it back for repair/replacement. That was around 10 years ago. It continues to deliver the goods and melds flawlessly with my mains. Supposedly, the plate amp. Swap was also an upgrade at the time to the newer digital drive series components
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Post by RichGuy on Jan 21, 2022 21:40:38 GMT -5
As cawgijoe said The "SVS Sound Path Isolation System" is awesome,look good and a great price I've had these on my Amazon wish list for awhile and decided to order them today. Two sets will be arriving tomorrow for my two subs. My subs have the original little rubber nubs that are so small they appear to have no feet at all, so these will be substantially larger with much more cushion and add much more distance from the floor. I think these may be an upgrade in both looks and sound. |
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Post by thezone on Jan 22, 2022 0:17:32 GMT -5
As cawgijoe said The "SVS Sound Path Isolation System" is awesome,look good and a great price I've had these on my Amazon wish list for awhile and decided to order them today. Two sets will be arriving tomorrow for my two subs. My subs have the original little rubber nubs that are so small they appear to have no feet at all, so these will be substantially larger with much more cushion and add much more distance from the floor. I think these may be an upgrade in both looks and sound. Awesome. Can I ask what subs you have and what are the screw sizes? |
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Post by RichGuy on Jan 22, 2022 0:33:59 GMT -5
Awesome. Can I ask what subs you have and what are the screw sizes? They are in my signature, I have a Klipsch RT-10d and a Velodyne Digital Drive PLUS 10 subwoofers. I pulled one of the feet off the Velodyne and it looks like it has 1/4-20 thread, I haven't looked at the Klipsch sub yet but think it will probably be 1/4-20 as well. |
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Post by thezone on Jan 22, 2022 4:10:17 GMT -5
Awesome. Can I ask what subs you have and what are the screw sizes? They are in my signature, I have a Klipsch RT-10d and a Velodyne Digital Drive PLUS 10 subwoofers. I pulled one of the feet off the Velodyne and it looks like it has 1/4-20 thread, I haven't looked at the Klipsch sub yet but think it will probably be 1/4-20 as well. I have no idea what that means, we only use metric in Australia. I measured my RS13 feet screws at 5mm diameter. |
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Post by thompson12 on Jan 22, 2022 7:56:05 GMT -5
I also recommend the SVS feet I have them on my two Revel B15 subs (110 LBS each) and on my two SVS SB12-NSD subs. Before the SVS feet the whole house would shake and vibrate I'd say they decouple about 95%. It was so bad (or good depending on what you like) that one time a pot vibrated off a kitchen shelf. With the SVS feet there's almost no house vibration. My house is over 100 years old and I was worried about damaging it with long term vibration not anymore.
Mitch
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Post by 405x5 on Jan 22, 2022 8:52:51 GMT -5
 Supposed to SHAKE the freaking house off the foundation….how come you guys wanna spoil the FUN?!?! |
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Post by RichGuy on Jan 22, 2022 9:46:49 GMT -5
They are in my signature, I have a Klipsch RT-10d and a Velodyne Digital Drive PLUS 10 subwoofers. I pulled one of the feet off the Velodyne and it looks like it has 1/4-20 thread, I haven't looked at the Klipsch sub yet but think it will probably be 1/4-20 as well. I have no idea what that means, we only use metric in Australia. I measured my RS13 feet screws at 5mm diameter. 1/4-20 is a common US Standard size, it is similar to 6mm in metric though the threads on 1/4-20 are larger/coarser with metric 6mm having a finer thread pitch the common being 6x1.0mm. |
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Post by RichGuy on Jan 22, 2022 13:40:12 GMT -5
I have no idea what that means, we only use metric in Australia. I measured my RS13 feet screws at 5mm diameter. 1/4-20 is a common US Standard size, it is similar to 6mm in metric though the threads on 1/4-20 are larger/coarser with metric 6mm having a finer thread pitch the common being 6x1.0mm. My SVS Sound Path Isolation System feet just arrived and I can confirm that they come with 3 different size screws, 1/4-20, 6mm x1.0 and 8mmx 1.25, the length is 20mm. If your sub has 5mm screws for feet now you could get some 5mm screws that are 20mm long to use. I'd recommend using a washer with the screws also since the hole is fairly large in the feet. Also you said you have 6 feet now but I'd just use the 4 SVS feet, no need for 6 of these. |
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Post by thezone on Jan 22, 2022 17:57:14 GMT -5
I also recommend the SVS feet I have them on my two Revel B15 subs (110 LBS each) and on my two SVS SB12-NSD subs. Before the SVS feet the whole house would shake and vibrate I'd say they decouple about 95%. It was so bad (or good depending on what you like) that one time a pot vibrated off a kitchen shelf. With the SVS feet there's almost no house vibration. My house is over 100 years old and I was worried about damaging it with long term vibration not anymore. Mitch That's good to hear they can support a 110 lbs sub (the RS 13 is only 86lbs). I like the roof tiles rattling during action scenes (although the mrs isn't so happy about it)! |
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Post by thezone on Jan 22, 2022 18:01:20 GMT -5
1/4-20 is a common US Standard size, it is similar to 6mm in metric though the threads on 1/4-20 are larger/coarser with metric 6mm having a finer thread pitch the common being 6x1.0mm. My SVS Sound Path Isolation System feet just arrived and I can confirm that they come with 3 different size screws, 1/4-20, 6mm x1.0 and 8mmx 1.25, the length is 20mm. If your sub has 5mm screws for feet now you could get some 5mm screws that are 20mm long to use. I'd recommend using a washer with the screws also since the hole is fairly large in the feet. Also you said you have 6 feet now but I'd just use the 4 SVS feet, no need for 6 of these. Thanks for the advice. Only 4 feet needed? Even thought my RS13 weighs 86lbs with length of 22". |
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Post by thompson12 on Jan 22, 2022 18:18:04 GMT -5
[/quote]Thanks for the advice. Only 4 feet needed? Even thought my RS13 weighs 86lbs with length of 22". [/quote] The Revel B15 only has 3 feet on it (not my pic)  Mitch |
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