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Old 7th September 2006, 09:06 AM   #1
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Unhappy FASE Aria speaker stands help needed....

Hi guys....
i have at my home Fase Aria speakers - this pair that i have at my home is the number 0 pair - the pair that the owner from Fase was wokring on....
so i value them even more....
the problem is that i don't have the stands for them - i will need 50-55cm speaker stands that will be designed with keeping in mind that this speaker has bass reflex opening at the bottom of the speakers....observe the speakers....
i have designed two speaker stands - the last is on those pictures too.....
that last one is not good enough - it is arround 10kg per stand but i assume that it is not good because i need thick or inert plate where my speaker is standing..... has anyone have had some experience with this type of the speakers ..... and also what kind of stands they use....

i don't want to use original stands because i was told that they are not good for that speaker.....
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Old 7th September 2006, 09:07 AM   #2
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Old 7th September 2006, 09:10 AM   #3
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the last one for now....speaker stand in the middle of making......throat is real wood, top and bottom is MDF
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the speaker uses Eton drivers, everythng is real wood (not MDF), only 4 pairs per yer were made......
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