Going to have to stack my m1200’s.
Lots of threads advise removing the feet.
I dont get it.
Seems if space allows you would leave them on for airflow/cooling
Any thoughts appreciated
Thank you
This does not ring true to me…I don’t recall such threads/advice…
Many DO recommend after-market, isolating feet, however – which may replace the feet or simply allow for them to be bypassed.
FWIW.
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This is my recollection as well. Remove but to be replaced with something potentially better.
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Got it
Thx
I’ve never removed feet but am a big fan if the Isoacoustics Orea. I think I got every color there is lol. Just had to go Bordeaux for an amp…
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I temoved the feet on my BHK preamp when I had it stacked on top of the DSD. The two units nestle together nicely this way. I have since separated the two units with isolation feet, which resulted in a noticable improvement in sound quality.
If you remove the feet and stack one on top of the other, the stacks are aesthetically appealing. I don’t take that as if PSA is advising to remove feet but just pointing out an option. I place isoacoustics Oreas to facilitate air flow between the two amps.
Yep. But I understand the Stellar line is different; not designed to nestle in this manner.
Regards.
It seems a pretty direct instruction to do so
One advantage of removing feet is that it doesn’t leave markingson the top of the lower unit. Hey, it’s a free country, you can do whatever please you 
I agree that’s how it sounds, but it’s also specifically about BHK components, which have an entirely different case design.