In article , Jim H
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Jim Lesurf in uk.rec.audio:


If the spikes are cheap enough there may be no harm in trying them,
but perhaps being doubtful whilst doing so. You may end up with holes
in the carpet, though. :-)

Falcon accoustics have some here http://www.falcon-
acoustics.co.uk/pl28p9.htm for £2.60, acceptable cost for an experiment,
but I'm not sure I want to order from a company with, frankly, such an
amatuer website (sorry if anyone here works there etc). Anyone have
experiance in ordering from them?

Afraid I have not had any dealings with them so can't comment on that.
However the spikes seem cheap enough to be 'disposable' if you conclude
they don't do anything useful.

I would not judge a company by its website being poor. Many company sites
are exceedingly flashy and irritating, but this just tells you about the
site designers. Those running the company may have no knowledge of this
area so leave it to 'experts' sic.

Slainte,

Jim

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