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#116196 21-Apr-2013 17:17
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Looking around the web there are a lot of speaker stands, but I would be interested to hear what others are using for Diamond 9.1s.

Currently my speakers are sitting on a pine tv cabinet, but would like to have them on something that isn't going to interfere too much with the sound. 

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Dunnersfella
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  #803255 21-Apr-2013 20:20
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Wharfedale make some...
That's where I would start.

 
 
 
 

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  #803256 21-Apr-2013 20:34
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I have used Sound Creations stands in the past with good results. These are made in NZ :)




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  #803540 22-Apr-2013 10:23
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If you're going for NZ made, consider the Soul to Sole range. Multiple colours and wooden bases...

http://www.soultosoleaudio.com/pages/speakers.html



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  #826048 27-May-2013 12:26
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Just an idea, why don't you build some?

I was looking to buy some, but came across a couple of threads on how to build your own.

I have zero skills when it came to this kind of thing, but thought I'd give it a go.

Cost me $40 all up for pine speaker stands, and I'm pretty happy with how they turned out.


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