Tekton Double Impacts

david_ten

If you use the studded glider directly to the speaker, agree with mac at 1.5".  If you use the outriggers, the steel is 1/4" and you would need another 1/4" for a brass acorn nut/washer on the top of the outrigger and then another 1/4" to adjust for uneven flooring, then the jam nut---so you will need the 1"  1/4-20 glider.  Also, I opted for the knobs from soundocity--they are only $3 each and look nicer than the acorn nut.
I attached the outriggers with hexhead SS bolts/washers, 1 1/4 length 1/4-20.
Either way ought to work well.  I would keep the speakers vertical.  Not a fan of self leveling footers.  Way to much wobble for me.  I'm a believer in a solid/stable footing for speakers to avoid "micro wobble" induced by the woofers which in my mind might slightly add some element of haze.  But I'll be the first to admit I have not spent hours, days, or weeks comparing all the many options out there.

Teajay,
The tungsol round plates are very nice tubes, but aren't the only game in town. I have a big collection of 6sn7's.
 IMS, I think the 1952 Sylvania bad boys are better. They have a bottom getter and 3 holes in their plates. Give them a try, if you can find them. Big bass, dynamics, and beautiful tone. 
In my preamp they are much better maybe not in the LTA, but worth a try.
The tungsols are overrated and overpriced imho.

Joe

Corelli,

i forgot got to mention that three of my favorite places in Michigan are in GR.

Founders
Vintage Tube Services
Meijer Gardens

Next time I head out there I'll let you know.....maybe you could help me use up some of my Founders gift card :)

Sounds good.  I've got the Meijer Garden covered with my annual membership.

Hi Joe  (snopro),
It's good to see you posting and I  hope you are doing well. Are you still using the Frankenstein and the Hornings?
Charles