Pioneer M90 / C90 feet

[Jauk]

The feet on mine all have the rubbers rotting. They don't even seem to be well leveled. Anyone knows what would be the best replacement ? I suppose I could cut a piece of any rubber and it will do but I'd like to fix it close to the original.
I noted the M91 / C91 has different feet, can you place those feet on the M90/C90 too ? (providing one can get them...)
Anyone tried this ?

Thanks

 

[JT-3]

There are some nice reproduction Marantz/McIntosh feet on ebay that might work.

 

[Twestby]

Can you post a pic? C-90 and M-90 feet don't really have much rubber to them.

 

[Tromatic]

Not affiliated, etceteros. Herbies makes some fine feeties for any gear.

http://herbiesaudiolab.net/compfeet.htm

 

[Jauk]

 

[Jauk]

Above are pics. Last one is of the M90, whose feet are actually not rotten but not the best conserved, biggest problem is that they are not leveled. One of the feet is not even on the same horizontal plan as the others so maybe there was some weight above the amp during transportation.
The other pics are of the C90 whose rubber is actually rotten. The rotten part seems to be just a circle of softer rubber glued over, that's probably how I'm gonna fix it, haven't decided. yet.
Sorry the pics are not the best but it's night, I understand pics are half the fun here but you already got some of these. I'll take more later on sometime later...

 

[hogdaddy]

The legs are adjustable if toy need to raise them.

 

[Jauk]

Well, thanks for the info, I couldn't find the user manual for it, is it just a matter of using a screwdriver and unscrewing the central screw (to raise and level the feet) or you have to open it to better fix the feet after the adjustment ?

 

[hogdaddy]

Well, thanks for the info, I couldn't find the user manual for it, is it just a matter of using a screwdriver and unscrewing the central screw (to raise and level the feet) or you have to open it to better fix the feet after the adjustment ?

Just turn the feet by hand.