[swong61]

Hi there, I'm thinking to source a pair of stand for my on-the-way SAM.
Is the speaker design more suitable with wooden or steel frame? 

Your advice is welcome!

[seikosha]

I don’t think the speaker will care what the material of the stand is as long as the stand is rigid and at the correct height.

[swong61]

I don’t think the speaker will care what the material of the stand is as long as the stand is rigid and at the correct height.

Hi Seikosha, thanks for your advice. 

[mick wolfe]

I'm in agreement with seikosha. However, what one might experiment with is a form of decoupling between the stand's top plate and speaker bottom. This especially if the stand is spiked to the floor. I've successfully used IsoAcoustics Mini Pucks for years under standmounts. Many other options here as well including Herbie's. Enjoy your new speakers.

[swong61]

I'm in agreement with seikosha. However, what one might experiment with is a form of decoupling between the stand's top plate and speaker bottom. This especially if the stand is spiked to the floor. I've successfully used IsoAcoustics Mini Pucks for years under standmounts. Many other options here as well including Herbie's. Enjoy your new speakers.

Hi Mick Wolfe, my place is wooden floor and I plan to get one with spike and a disc/cone that protects the floor.
Will have a look at IsoAcoustics. Thanks for your advice

[mick wolfe]

You're welcome  If it's a suspended wood floor, you definitely want to bring a form of decoupling into play. If it's wood over concrete, decoupling should still be considered.