Massive long shot I know, but if anyone has the low metal stands that go under the TDL Studio 2s please can I have them!! Or anything else that would raise them up 3-6 inches or so would do.
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Massive long shot I know, but if anyone has the low metal stands that go under the TDL Studio 2s please can I have them!! Or anything else that would raise them up 3-6 inches or so would do.
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could these be altered to fit Lawrence ??
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-Of-M...cAAOSwm49dJ0X6
or type this item number in a search on ebay... 223583324039
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I have some short stands in the loft, not used for years. What length x width do you require?Originally Posted by Lawrence001
I will get up there with a tape measure.
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Thanks the bases are 13" x 9.5" and they need to sit in a rectangular framed stand to support the speakers. I'll find a pic to help illustrate it.
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These are the 3s, it's the same principle only mine are a bit smaller. They just raise the speakers a little but apparently help the sound a bit.
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Lawrence how about making them yourself out of 19mm MDF?
Could get the cuts done curtesy of B&Q, glue and screw, paint it black.
This way you could make them as high as you wish.
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Thanks Paul, Alan has already suggested that by PM and I've seen these ones that might inspire me. I'll give them a few weeks to make sure they're keepers and then look into it.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F153655026519
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Sorry they are 11" x 11" and are flat topped.
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Thanks for trying. They still sound like something I might be interested in if you could post a pic.
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The perfect solution Lawrence....
https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...aker-platforms
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