Couple Questions RCA Right Angle Adaptor & Brass Feet

[acrockett55]

Got a couple questions about the moreplay and the S.E.X kit I am putting together. I'm not a big fan of the RCA's coming out of the back of the kits the way they do currently. Any reason that an RCA right angle adaptor like the one parts express has would create any issues? I just feel it would relieve some pressure on the RCA's. The ones I am looking at are part # 091-180. If someone has a better quality suggestion feel free.
Second question, I am looking for feet for my kit, just something a little more fancy that the ones that come with it. I like the ones parts express has again (part # 240-666) Any issue with these? I assume the feet are only for ventilation but want to make sure before I purchase.
Thanks in advance!

[Paul Birkeland]

Use three of the 091-180 and three of the 091-184.  Put the short ones along the back edge, then the long ones forward of them, then there's space for your plugs to all leave the chassis plate straight. 

You could put those brass feet on your amp, sure.  You'll scratch the ever living snot out of whatever surface you put it on. 

[acrockett55]

Use three of the 091-180 and three of the 091-184.  Put the short ones along the back edge, then the long ones forward of them, then there's space for your plugs to all leave the chassis plate straight. 

You could put those brass feet on your amp, sure.  You'll scratch the ever living snot out of whatever surface you put it on.

Great thoughts on the longer version of the RCA adaptors.
As far as the feet, they come with "floor discs" so they don't scratch up anything. So far these are the best option I have found for replacement feet that are also small enough to fit the kits. I am open to other options but have not found any yet.

[Paul Birkeland]

Yeah, the discs are great until you bump the preamp and it bounces off the discs, then scratches the crap out of whatever you have it set on.  If you plan to put some kind of sacrificial surface under your preamp, this won't be an issue.  A piece of steel or a tile from the hardware store would do the job.

[Karl5150]

Paul is correct about what those points can and will do to an unprotected surface, especially when you consider the weight of a BH kit. I have a set (I use 3 for easy leveling) under one of my amps and use the disks with the divot or hole in the center. With no kids or cats I haven't had a problem, it has even survived a few SoCal earthquakes, YMMV.
There are those who say that using the disks gives up the sonic advantages attributed to the use of spikes in the first place. I simply don't have the ears or listening skills to discern a difference...that's another rabbit hole. 
Happy assembly and enjoy the BH experience, no matter how you decide to let the kits breathe,
Karl
PS. Another sacrificial surface idea is a cutting board, many choices.

[acrockett55]

Thanks everyone for you advice, I will look into all of this and really appreciate it.