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In Reply to: RE: Aunt Corey's DIY White Trash Speaker Stands posted by bob24 on March 17, 2009 at 11:06:33:
Correct. It is also to couple the speaker to the stand, reducing vibration, and it won't be as likely to get bumped off the stand. It doesn't have to be "Audiophile Approved" Blue Tack either. WalMart should have some poster hanging type clay which will do the same thing.
I've tried these stands, they work, and with a coat or two of paint they actually look pretty good.
For anything as massive as these which are made of metal, you're going to be paying a LOT more than a few cinder blocks and some paint are going to cost you.
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Follow Ups
- RE: "So the blue-tak or clay also prevents the bottom of the speaker cabinet from getting scratched up?" - 1973shovel 03/17/0911:59:29 03/17/09 (3)
- RE: "So the blue-tak or clay also prevents the bottom of the speaker cabinet from getting scratched up?" - bob24 12:46:22 03/17/09 (2)
- RE: "So the blue-tak or clay also prevents the bottom of the speaker cabinet from getting scratched up?" - bob24 12:55:51 03/17/09 (1)
- It's been known to leave marks, depends on the finish and how it's used. (nt) - clio09 13:18:38 03/17/09 (0)
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