Speaker spike discs for hardwoods?

I need some isolation disks to protect my hardwoods. My speakers have spikes already. What are some favorites?

 

I bought some inexpensive ones from China on eBay, and they are quite good. Heavier than I expected!

 

In Canada a "tooney" works great...i have used granite tiles in the past....they look great too!

 

A USA 5-cent "nickel" works well too...

 

Lol yep...our tooney looks pretty sweet though right?...look at the bear!

 

"Looney Tooney"

 

As a speaker spike support ,i have to give the nod to the looney...smaller,but structural integrity is superior....but the bear on the tooney!!..c'mon.

 

That looks more like a Giant Sloth than a Bear.

 

Ok point taken....but they kill people in northern Canada on a regular basis if you would care to vacation up there....i don't fear the sloth....Polar bears?hell yes!!

 

I use Herbie's Audio Lab stainless steel cone/spike decoupling gliders. Widened soundstage and tightened bass also the ease of moving my speakers when needed.

 

As the OP I never expected the 40 cent answer. As functional as nickels may be I wouldn’t mind something engineered for the task.

 

I use a USA 50 cent piece, a disc of metal is a disk of metal...

 

Look on Amazon. Search cone or spike pads. Sound Anchor will sell you theirs for $20 a piece. But you could buy entire kits that include spikes for that much on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D9BK8F2

 

I've been using a some Magic Slider pads from Herbie's Audio Lab and they make adjusting speakers much easier than with my previous pads that stuck to the floor (granted the speakers and sand filled stands are at least 80 pounds). They haven't marked my 1950 hardwoods.

Cone/Spike Decoupling Glider

 

Pennies or nickels.

 

You people must be rich. Eight 50 cent pieces are going to cost $4. I use pennies. Cost me a whole 8 cents.

 

Just used these for my latest system, worked fine, didn't cost a million dollars.
https://www.amazon.com/Speaker-Spik...le/dp/B07C2KK96B?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_17294647011

 

I just received these yesterday. It took about 3 weeks to get here from China but they are a steal compared to anything you might find in a high end shop. They are machined (not cast) solid stainless steel (not plated brass) and of a good size (1" x 1/4")/weight.
$15 +~$5 shipping. They were worth the wait IMO.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0753FMKWJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

These look like a great choice for me. Thanks!

 

these look like what YG Acoustic uses and what i was going to suggest. About as good as you will find.

 

As others have said I’d suggest Herbie’s or these from Track Audio. Yes they’re absurdly expensive but I hate the smaller discs that never stay in place when I move the speakers around. For value Herbie’s are the ones to beat. https://www.musicdirect.com/vibration-control/track-audio-isolation-cups-set-of-4

 

I use #6 washers from the hardware store so they are perfectly centered.

 

For reference:

 

Just brought some Soundcare Superspikes for my Audionote stands Target R4 stands- they are quite expensive, however they make moving a speaker a breeze, look cool and tighten sound up in a most pleasing manner.

 

i was looking at those actually ... i have the standard AN stand and need about an extra inch in height and were looking at these. glad to hear they improve the sound as well.