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    Join Date: Apr 2012

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    Ordinary gravel would be fine. As long as it is dried out before use. I've used it in speaker stands effectively. I'd imagine a canvas or leather bag filled with it would be OK as a weight on top of speakers.

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  2. #22
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    Bagged gravel or sand sounds the way to go, sonically if not aesthetically. Don't know if I could live with the weird shape though, but it would be lot cheaper than the 20mm thick granite slabs, which were estimated at £120 a pair cut to fit the top of the speakers, still leaving me with a flat surface for album cover etc.
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    Cutting into the floor does seem a little extreme on reflection, but it would be tricky to fix the loose floorboards as we laid a new floor on top of the existing floorboards. Screwing down some MDF seems favourite.
    Linn Axis tt/Akito arm/Nagaoka MP200 or ATVM95/ML carts/Trichord Dino mk3 phono stage/dedicated PSU
    Marantz CD6006/Cambridge 650T DAB
    Tisbury Mini Passive II pre/Roksan K3 Dac/Roksan K2 integrated used as power amp
    Atlas Element Integra Superior inter-connects
    Spendor SP1s(1988)/Van-Damme UP-LCOFC HiFi 4mm cable

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