Marantz 1250 feet

[grillebilly]

I need to get some feet for a 1250 and if anyone knows the approximate dimensions and the screw size that attach them it would save me some time in my search for replacement ones.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Steven Tate]

I'm assuming it is the same as the 1200. I'm not going to be a lot of help, but I just got a 1200 and put it in a WC-1 case. That eliminated the need for feet on the unit itself. But I did investigate the four threaded holes that appear to be in the position where you would attach feet. I was surprised that they were smaller than normal screws for Marantz feet. I found matching screws, but (sorry) can't remember exactly what they were. But I do remember that small U.S. size machine screws fit - maybe a #6. And I don't know if the plastic feet that Marantz used on most of their units were also used on the 1200/1250, but I'll bet you could get four of them and use the smaller screws with washers and they would work. You can get the feet at AMK products here:

http://amkproducts.com/Marantz_feet.asp

If you go this route, be sure your screws are not too long. They might contact some of the electronics inside the unit if you go more than roughly 1/8" into the unit.

 

[catrafter]

AK member dgwojo is my source for feet, incandescent lamps, screws and information on them.

Tom

 

[mitchrl]

A couple of caveats: my 1250 is unassembled and I think this is the correct foot and I don't know if the correct feet were in place when I received it. It appears to be 1"x3/4". Images follow:



HTH
Robert

 

[grillebilly]

Thanks, I appreciate the info.
I ordered some Peavey small rubber feet off Amazon for 7 bucks. Look like they are just the ticket.

 

[grillebilly]

Just a heads up for future reference, the Peavey feet are very nice and should last forever. The threads are 4mm.

https://www.parts-express.com/peavey-small-rubber-feet-set-of-4--248-8784

 

[adamp]

I suspect they'll be the same feet as most other 22xx, 23xx, 10xx, 11xx and 12xx receivers.

I believe there's a guy on 'that auction site' who sells very proper-looking reproductions with the correct screws.

Adam