Woot! Scored a pair of Sanus Ultimate Foundations
DaveHo
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Seller didn't know what kind of stands they were, so they didn't show up in a search. Not a giveaway price, but more than fair considering what else is out there for the same money. 26" tall ones. My recently acquired LSI7's will be getting a new perch.
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Cool man, what was the old perch ?HT SYSTEM-
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I had a set of those with SDA CRS +'s and they are amazing. The spikes are like weapons."if it's not fun, it's not worth it & remember folks, "It's All About The Music"!!
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Was using a cheap pair of MDF stands that were part of a package deal with other speakers I had bought long ago. Too tall and could probably be blown over with a strong wind. Now I'm trying to decide what to fill them with. Sand, shot or a combination of the two. I think if I fill them with only shot, I'll probably end up spending more for the shot than the stands. Any recommendations for an inexpensive local source? I have a Cabelas not far from me, but that's probably not going to be inexpensive.
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the sand i buy at Lowe's for my kids sandbox has lots of peddles in it and its pretty dense. I would be inclined to try that first and see howe you like it. I've done sand in quality steel stands in the past and it was SOLID!Living Room 2.2: Usher BE-718 "tiny dancers"; Dual DIY Dayton audio RSS210HF-4 Subs with Dayton SPA-250 amps; Arcam SA30; Musical Fidelity A308; Sony UBP-x1000es
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It would take an incredible amount of shot to fill the columns. I used a mix of shot and sand. 25lbs. of shot per stand, divided between the 3 coulmns plus the sand results in some heavy mofos.
You will find trying to get shot into the columns a challenge, it's slow going. I drilled out the plate wings at the top to speed up the process.Political Correctness'.........defined
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Good get! I'm lovin' my UF26's here, too! They are the perfect stands for the LSiM703s. Mine are filled with sand and they are very solid, about 25# each.
