If they are easy and straightforward, it sounds like you have a great DIY project.
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There are other alternatives but in my searches none that are inexpensive. I made my own. When I started it was just to give it a try so I wasn't concerned with their looks. I wish I'd paid more attention as they work perfect. Not long after making these I found a pair of the Soundocity outriggers at a good price here. |
they are really sweet - I wouldn't be without them - had them on a pair of Merlin VSMs and now on my hotrodded Meadowlark Kestrel HotRods Tighten the bass for sure. But also the speaker is just a lot more stable on carpet - as in less prone to being knocked over by a dog, kid or exuberant vacuum cleaner IMHO - and I buy a lot of tweak hardware for my sailboat - these are a good value for the money - carefully made and finished plus a full selection of sizes to match your speakers, not the other way around only requirment is that your speaker bottoms are tapped for spikes or you are willing to do so the only thing comparable or perhaps better that I have tried are the Sistrums - they are not as stable (three points instead of four) and certainly are no less expensive |