Gemme Audio - Out of business?

Perhaps as an alternative you could secure some ajustable low stands of high quality. There are several makers, and I'm sure the community would be happy to help recall a few.

Alternatively, why not find a slab of appropriate color marble or other hard material to use as a base and set them ontop? Get a nice fat 1x1' floor tile or marble sample, etc. Easy, economical, etc. You may have to change out the spikes for some carriage bolts or similar and put some felt on the head so as to protect the marble. :)

Will the outriggers from Soundocity work?

Thanks for the replies guys.
Doug, it's funny you mention the slabs. I just took them off some 5" thick Vermont granite I found as part of a large landfill project. That solved the stability problem, but raised the speakers much higher than they were designed for, and made for a larger visual presence which didn't sit too well with my wife. :-)

Rose, I think I could get away with one set of the Soundocity outriggers for the back, where the Tantos only have one spike (that's the problem right there). That may be my best option. The OEM Gemme outrigger feet do "look" better however.

I hope the Gemme guys are still around. The Tantos are an amazing speaker and I hope to get an opportunity to hear the Katana's at some point in the future.

I owned a pair of Tantos for about a year and a half, there weren't to bad sounding but continued to break down, the manufacturer was very unhelpful. If there gone it wouldn't surprise me.

Sorry to hear about your experience Tmsorosk. I'm surprised you experienced continuous breakdowns since the Tanto's drivers and arrangement are as simple as they come. (no crossovers, one cap for the tweeter, and pretty basic driver units.) What was determined to be the cause of the problem?