Stupid but true, psw404 feet, 2 choices

faster100
faster100 Posts: 6,124
edited January 2003 in Speakers
I had blown my psw404 last weekend and replaced the whole thing at CC, The first one i noticed had chrome feet and i was like wow this will be nice for moving around, well when i took the new 404 home and out of the box it had plastic feet that are raised up alittle, The chrome slugs on the first sub were surface mounted and real short, and seemed more durable to moving on carpet then these cheap plastic raised feet that i could see snaping off if this heavy sub were moved any distance....

To all the 404 owners, what does your 404 have?????I know this is being totally anal, but i really liked the idea of the metal feet on the bottom,
MY HT RIG:
Sherwood p-965
Sherwood sd871 dvd
Rotel 1075 amp x5
LSI15 mains
LsiC center
LSIfx surround backs
Lsi7 side surrounds
SVS pb12/plus2


2 Channel Rig:

nad 1020 Pre-amp
Rotel 1080 stereo amp
Polk sda 2B
kenwood grunt Tuner
realistic lab 450 TT
Signal cable IC
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  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited January 2003
    bump
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2


    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
  • Soccerplyr
    Soccerplyr Posts: 160
    edited January 2003
    cheap plastic ones here. I was hoping to find a place where I could get some spikes to replace them with. Still not sure i want to keep it, but moved it to another spot (actually moved everything in the room) and the humm is less noticeable.
    Pioneer Elite VSX-21TXH
    Monolith 7x200 Amplifier
    Harmony Hub
    Sony VLP-HW40ES
    Visualapex 106" Electric Screen
    Oppo BDP-103
    Music Hall MMF 2.1
    Polk LSiM 705
    Polk LSiM704c
    Polk LSiM702F/X
    SVS PB-2000
  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited January 2003
    Maybe you have a different problem, The hum shouldn't be that loud to be relocating things to mask the sound. My hum is never heard unless the house is silent and i really listen. I wouldn't get rid of the sub for a reason maybe not related to the usual hum us 404 owners have grown used too, maybe a diff problem in your case, Its a nice sub
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2


    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
  • fireshoes
    fireshoes Posts: 3,167
    edited January 2003
    The display at my store has the metal feet, I like 'em!
  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited January 2003
    yup thats what my first one had, liked em 2
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2


    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
  • Soccerplyr
    Soccerplyr Posts: 160
    edited January 2003
    the hum isn't bad unless it's late and all the neighbors are sleeping so I'm the only one making noise. hell I got used to the sound of my tivo so this really isn't that big of a deal. i think it just bothered me because the velo never made a peep I didn't want it too. Now it's a more performance issue, so far so good.
    Pioneer Elite VSX-21TXH
    Monolith 7x200 Amplifier
    Harmony Hub
    Sony VLP-HW40ES
    Visualapex 106" Electric Screen
    Oppo BDP-103
    Music Hall MMF 2.1
    Polk LSiM 705
    Polk LSiM704c
    Polk LSiM702F/X
    SVS PB-2000