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12.19 How do you couple speakers to speaker stands?




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This article is from the rec.audio.* FAQ, by with numerous contributions by Bob Neidorff others.

12.19 How do you couple speakers to speaker stands?

Ideally, your speakers should sit flat on the speaker stand
or floor. They shouldn't see-saw back and forth if nudged.

One good way to accomplish this is to use a small dab of
putty under each corner of the speaker. There are a few
common putties used for this, but all share the properties
of being very elastic and staying flexible indefinitely.
These putties are inexpensive, removable, and reusable.

Try either Blu-Tak, which is available in the UK from office
supply stores for cleaning typewriter elements, Faber Castell
UHU Hold-It, which is available in the US from office supply
stores for holding up pictures, DAP's Fun-Tak, which is sold
in hardware stores for holding up pictures, or Pritt Buddies.

 

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