[marrduk24]

Jim

I was recently looking at a speaker and saw that the speaker feet was almost invisible (B&W). I was wondering if this would work well for Song 3 beat.

Alternatively metal feet that PMC speakers do. I love the finish you put on speakers. Personal taste but would love to change the plinth.

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/Home_Audio/700-Series/702-S2.html

https://pmc-speakers.com/products/consumer/twenty5/twenty526

[jsalk]

Jim

I was recently looking at a speaker and saw that the speaker feet was almost invisible (B&W). I was wondering if this would work well for Song 3 beat.

Alternatively metal feet that PMC speakers do. I love the finish you put on speakers. Personal taste but would love to change the plinth.

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/Home_Audio/700-Series/702-S2.html

https://pmc-speakers.com/products/consumer/twenty5/twenty526

No problem.  We can install inserts in the bottom of the cabinet so that no plinth is required.  We can even run the front, rear and side panels slightly past the bottom of the speaker by about 1/2" or so to hide the top portion of the spikes.

The PMC speaker use outriggers.  We have installed these on some speakers in the past.  It adds a bit of cost (for the outriggers), but it is no problem.

- Jim

[marrduk24]

Thanks Jim.

Is there any website I could look at to see styles/ colours for outriggers?

[jsalk]

Thanks Jim.

Is there any website I could look at to see styles/ colours for outriggers?

Here is one supplier:
http://www.oregondv.com/Outriggers.htm

- Jim