My suggestion is to get two 16 by 16patio blocks
drill holes in the blocks that match the tripod dimensions using a masonry bit that is slightly larger than the spikes
get longer screws that are the same thread as the spikes
and from the bottom of the patio block screw (secure) the speakers to the block. The blocks are typically 1.75 thick and are pretty heavy. For about $10.00 what you end up with is a very stable base that looks like the stone base on the Sonus Faber speakers.
Childproofing Speakers
I have a pair of Totem Hawks and a 8 month year old daughter who is now crawling and trying to use anything she can to help learn how to stand. Unfortunately, these are not the most stable speakers they are relatively light and have only three speaker spikes in a tripod like design.
Does anyone have any experience making these speakers more stable. I have been considering outriggers from Soundocity but this would only help protect from pushing left to right and not front to back. Also, I believe, but am not sure, that I would need to drill into the speaker base to use these outriggers.
Ideas?
Does anyone have any experience making these speakers more stable. I have been considering outriggers from Soundocity but this would only help protect from pushing left to right and not front to back. Also, I believe, but am not sure, that I would need to drill into the speaker base to use these outriggers.
Ideas?
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