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Anyone know where you can buy these stands below guys or have an idea of something similar?
http://www.hiendy.com/hififorum/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=43364
Skylan might make you a four pillar stand ( this what l use under my C7's)used Target 4 pillar stands?
hard1175
09-11-2014, 12:40
Atacama SL range may fit the bill.
Thanks guys, I'll have a look at the suggestions.
Pretty sure there was an Italian guy on PFM spamming the threads on there recently with links to his website showing similar stands but they were about 600 odd euros I think.
Tony
Talk about stand overkill :lol:
The Something Solid ones sound best to hifi dave and I, as heavy lumps may affect bass reproduction unduly (although the P3ESR's in the link above had some sort of feet between them and the stand). Harbeth resolutely refuse to talk any sense about stands for their products apart from suggesting piles of books :rolleyes: so a chat to one of the few UK Harbeth dealers is called for and as hifi dave is a member here.......................
Talk about stand overkill :lol:
The Something Solid ones sound best to hifi dave and I, as heavy lumps may affect bass reproduction unduly (although the P3ESR's in the link above had some sort of feet between them and the stand). Harbeth resolutely refuse to talk any sense about stands for their products apart from suggesting piles of books :rolleyes: so a chat to one of the few UK Harbeth dealers is called for and as hifi dave is a member here.......................
Thanks Dave but the SS stands are bleeding horrible looking things as are the Skylan stands, IMO.
Hi Tony, don't know the stands but I could make you a pair
cheers
Paul
Hi Tony, don't know the stands but I could make you a pair
cheers
Paul
Hi Paul, I've sent you a PM.
Thanks
Tony
These are cool I think
http://www.on-off-hifi.de/426-0-LAU11644-FD-Lautsprecher%2BHarbeth%2BP3%2BESR%2BSE.html
Something Solid do also make an open-tube stand that could be customised (taller and with longer cruciform feet) to match.
Good luck with whatever you choose :)
Hi Paul, I've sent you a PM.
Thanks
Tony
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Paul clear yer box:eek:
Martyn Miles
10-11-2014, 07:45
Linn Kan stands work well for me. Aesthetically I prefer the Mk.II ones, not the four vertical pillar type.
I recently sold a pair after I sold my LS3/5as.
M Miles.
Martyn Miles
10-11-2014, 07:48
Linn Kan stands work well for me. Aesthetically I prefer the Mk.II ones, not the four vertical pillar type.
I recently sold a pair after I sold my LS3/5as.
M Miles.
These are the two pillar type, with an angled front pillar.
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