“Screw-in feet? Do the feet on this sub unscrew in order to add isolation pads?”

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• Yes, you can easily remove the feet

  Answered by 14technow 9 years ago

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• Yes, there is a Philips Screw on the underside that loosens & allows you to slide out the feet/mounting brackets.

  Answered by mateopep 9 years ago

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• The sub has rubber feet that are screwed in. Therefore you are able to remove and attach isolation pads.

  Answered by Kanuke 9 years ago

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• I think so

  Answered by NoDakman 9 years ago

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• Yes. Single large screw (actually a bolt) in the center of each foot. I removed the feet, and used longer bolts to attach wood strips, one across the two front holes and one across the two back holes. I then attached good quality castors. This increased floor clearance, and the unit is much easier to move around now.

  Answered by JDee 9 years ago

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• Close to 1/2 inch rubber pads on unit, held on by what looks like Phillips head screws. Not willing to loosen and lose the factory tightness but sitting on my carpet I don't need anything thicker. Hope this helps

  Answered by Mountaineer 9 years ago

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• No, the feet on the unit can not be unscrewed.

  Answered by soxfan78 9 years ago

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