Klipsch R-115SW spikes help

[kl1688]

Has anyone added spikes to the Klipsch R-115SW? If so which ones? 

Don't want to drill into them, would the screw holes already at the bottom work?  

 

Would the Dayton Audio DSS3-BK work?

Thanks

[Mike M]

There's screw holes already in the bottom ?

[kl1688]

Yes, under the rubber feet.  They hold the floor panel.

[Mike M]

I've got 2 115sw's and had no idea lol. They're probably the same size as the carpet spikes for the tower speakers. Svs sells rubber screw in feet for subs I bet those would work for hard surfaces.

[Mike M]

I just looked up those Dayton audio spikes, I bet those would work. Screw in feet are pretty standard size wise

[kl1688]

SVS Sub feet look good but $50 a set?  I have two 115SW's also, so $100 for feet? No way.

 

The Dayton spikes require 5/16th holes for the inserts.  I think the holes there are too big and not deep enough.  I'll take the floor panel off and make some measurements when I get some time.  Maybe the inserts can be install from the top down instead of bottom up.

[Mike M]

I just looked under one of my subs, there's a screw under the rubber feet, it looks like a screw for attaching the bottom plate of the subwoofer to the side wall of the sub. I don't think you can use screw in feet. You'll probably have to get a isolation platform

Edited April 8, 2016 by Mike M

[Mike M]

You'll probably need something like this http://www.crutchfield.com/p_927SBDDE2/Auralex-SubDude-II.html?tp=68326&awkw=134194639705&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=70785541705&awdv=m

Edited April 8, 2016 by Mike M

[kl1688]

That's more then the SVS feet.  Wonder if the current screw threads can be matched to the threads of a spike? Maybe replace the screw with an insert and a spike?

 

Question about calibration of you dual subs, did you use the auto setup of your receiver?  Do you do both subs together or one at a time?  My receiver only has one pre-out, so I use a Y spliter.  Distance of both subs is about the same so not an issue.  

 

Thanks