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| Caligula_37 |
I own a pair of Alesis M1 620 monitors and Im shopping for suitable stands. Ive never owned a pair of stands so this may seem a tad noobish what im about to ask :)
any stands i see seem to be simply a pole - is there some sort of platform provided for the speaker to sit on or are these designed for the speaker to "slot into".
recommendations are welcome ! |
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| ASFSE |
sorry this is off topic but, calligula(or however you spell it)...wasnt he that crazy roman emperor who had sex with his sister > got her pregnant > he thought he was zues or somthing so he cut open his sisters belly, and ate the baby...
isnt he? |
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| Caligula_37 |
dont believe everything in suetonious lol
drusilla died of fever and he was very close to her. the incest rumours are to slander his name written by senatorial-classes |
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| dj darroch |
Atacama stands are really good value for money.
Speaker stands on a platform supported by 3 poles, you fill the biggest one with sand to prevent any sound isolation & the speaker stands is on 3 spikes. |
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| Jarvmeister |
| Something pleasing to ones eye would be a real plus too. ;) |
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| Rememberence_ |
| yeah how are most monitors attached to the average speaker stand? I've seen mackie monitors in a dj booth at local club which laid on their side on top of the stand, but appeared to be screwed to a plate... I have Alesis M1 Active MK2s and they don't have pre-drilled screw holes in their sides so I'm hesitant to make some :/ |
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| starboy |
| Just build and paint them, its really easy. |
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| dark_Omens |
| I have a pair of Yamahas that I use for playing out, and they have holes on the bottom of them for a stand to fit into. Otherwise, you'll probably have to look harder, or buy some stands for home stereo speakers, which have a platform that you put the speakers in (although these tend to be pretty expensive). |
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