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Speaker Stands

Phil_aka_PipPhil_aka_Pip Frets: 9794
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I have a pair of these in my music room https://www.studiospares.com/Accessories/Stands-Speaker/Studiospares-Triangle-Base-Monitor-Speaker-Stand_448870.htm

and have just order another pair for elsewhere in the house.

They support a speaker at variable height, I wanted just less than shoulder height in the music room, in the other location it will be just a bit above table height. They will take the weight of the "bookshelf" size speakers that I intend to put on them (I mean old kind of bookshelf speakers not the newer kind that seem to be the size of a shoebox on end) - Leak 2020s to be exact.

They are capable of being knocked over if you have children or boisterous dogs - but those are not a problem in my house. Otherwise, what more can I say? They do the job and they ain't expensive :)

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  • RockerRocker Frets: 4978
    Are they tapped [on the bottom] for spikes?  Spikes do help stabilize the stand and are worth fitting.  IMHO of course.
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