Sound Anchors ConeCoaster

If you have expensive hardwood or tile floors the last thing you want to do is place a heavy object with spikes directly on it. This is even more important with fine furniture. Your beautiful surfaces can be ruined beyond repair. Why would you want to compromise the sound quality of your system?

If you have a reference music system you will seriously limit your systems performance if you choose to not use spikes or cones with it. So what can you do that will make it possible to use spikes on your hardwood or tile?

Sound Anchors Has The Answer
Sound Anchors has been the leader in the development and production of high performance speaker stands since their very beginnings. Their stands have a reputation for superior sound and are used by audiophiles and studio professionals alike. All Sound Anchors Speaker Stands and Component Stands are spiked at the floor. Sound Anchors has done a great deal of research into what happens at the interface between speaker and floor. They realized that whatever you put between a spike and the floor must be rigid as not to allow any movement. It must also be poor at transferring energy into the floor. If the device is too good at transferring energy the floor will become a sounding board and distort.

The Sound Anchors Solution
Sound Anchors Conecoasters protect your floors and limit energy transfer thus improving system performance. Sound Anchors Conecoasters are designed so that they will accept either down pointing or up pointing cones. This gives you more options when tuning your audio system.

Sound Anchors Conecoasters are made of two dissimilar materials. The upper (hard) part is made of super high quality stainless steel. It has no plating or surface coating to tarnish, discolor or come off. The lower (soft) part is made of a special ultra high density Polyester felt which was specially developed to restrict energy transfer in the audio band. It is a high loss low compliance material. It will not break down, soften or leave marks. This material will not harm wood or tile in any way.