Good for small device like an IAN Canada UCPI stack
i just had to write this here in case there are other people in my specific situation.
i own a RPI4B and i got the IAN Canada UCPI for it
i ordered both the UCPI and the spike feet from audiophonics.
https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/spikes/m6-decoupling-spikes-and-spike-pads-gold-set-x4-p-18119.html
but while these look good i always felt that the do not provide any vibration protection, as the UCPI and RPI stack are far too light.
i have ordered 4 of these nice rubber feet, and i would like to note that the rubber is soft. being the same M6 i can use the height adjustment nut and the top nut from the spike feet, and they fit the UCPI beautifully! and i am quite sure they do a good job for dampening vibration, as i can clearly see and feel how soft the rubber is. actually i am quite amazed some people use them on speakers, i would imagine they wobble quite a bit.
i have tried other feet, but always the rubber is much too hard. for such a lightweight setup as the UCPI+RPI.
so i just wanted to let other potential buyers know that if you are looking for alternative feet to the UCPI board, or lighter device that take M6 screw, do not hesitate to give these a try.
This review has been posted for Damping Foot 20x24mm M6 (Unit) i just had to write this here in case there are other people in my specific situation.
i own a RPI4B and i got the IAN Canada UCPI for it
i ordered both the UCPI and the spike feet from audiophonics.
https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/spikes/m6-decoupling-spikes-and-spike-pads-gold-set-x4-p-18119.html
but while these look good i always felt that the do not provide any vibration protection, as the UCPI and RPI stack are far too light.
i have ordered 4 of these nice rubber feet, and i would like to note that the rubber is soft. being the same M6 i can use the height adjustment nut and the top nut from the spike feet, and they fit the UCPI beautifully! and i am quite sure they do a good job for dampening vibration, as i can clearly see and feel how soft the rubber is. actually i am quite amazed some people use them on speakers, i would imagine they wobble quite a bit.
i have tried other feet, but always the rubber is much too hard. for such a lightweight setup as the UCPI+RPI.
so i just wanted to let other potential buyers know that if you are looking for alternative feet to the UCPI board, or lighter device that take M6 screw, do not hesitate to give these a try.







