Adam Hall 4906TP Rubberfoot set

I used it on my Harley Benton G212 Vintage horizontal cabinet, just did some measurements, drilled guide holes and screwed down the rubber feet in one of the sides of the cabinet. Now I'm able to place it horizontally or vertically, whatever comes best for the state size I'm going to be playing. The rubber feet are well constructed, cabinet feels stable and doesn't slip. I'd say they're just perfect.

I replaced the old and worn feet on my Ashdown 8x10 with these feet. The rubber on these seems to be a slightly harder compound than the originals. They should last for a good many years before needing replacing again.

This is great to replace old and worn cabinet feet. Perfect fit, good material and rebliable manufacturing.

It is what it's look like. Great quality, sturdy. Install and forget.

I bought these for a custom bass cabinet build. The quality seems good and the price is very affordable, so I'm happy with that. There was no problem installing them and now only time will tell how long they'll hold, but by the looks of it, they'll last as long as the cab itself.

As described, did the job well on bottom of flight case

Always good to have some of them in the drawer, if You are a musician with some diy skills. If You are building a cab or You want to replace Your old worn out rubber legs, this is a good choice. They are very well made, You won't be disappointed.

I use the Adam Hall 4906TP Rubberfoot set for self built racks where i find them to be pretty reliable for my purpose. These racks are being used in a home recording environment with the racks placed on top of a desk.

The embedded steel plate makes sure that the foot can be mounted with regular screws and won't wear off under normal usage. My rating of these feet is for my special purpose, i did not use them on road yet. But my guess is that they will be great for such purposes as well.

All in all the quality to price ratio seems to be top-notch!

These take almost any abuse you can give them.
I fitted them to a very big reflex bass speaker cab, it's heavy and gets mostly dragged around when on stage or set.
previous rubber feet don't last long, but these are still fully intact after a year.
I always have spares in stock, just in case I need them.

These are great feet to protect your equipment and the surface they are resting on, they have a washer inside which prevents them bring ripped off when dragging your gear across carpet etc.