Looking for a matching speaker stand...

bob katz · 22nd November 2007

Has anyone any lead on a heavy duty black steel speaker stand to match two others I bought many years ago?

30" tall. Bass is approx. 10-1/2" x 13" as is the top. It's filled with white sand. (fillable) Has spikes on the bottom that screw into holes on the base. I bought the other two stands years ago from Fanfare (Victor Goldstein) who is now out of business.

Thanks for any leads!

BK

P.S. I've done the usual Google search and nothing made by Plateau, Sanus, Studiotech, Alphason, Apollo, Lovan, or Ascend seems to match up with this. If any of those had a wider base and top I'd buy it anyway even if it's not a perfect match. I need something to support my Lipinskis. I know that Lipinski makes a stand but I'm not in love with the multipole design and prefer to get a match with a single square center support.

MattiMattMatt · 22nd November 2007

Bob -

You're probably already familiar with SoundAnchors (Adjustable Monitor Stands | Speaker Stands | Studio Stands | Amplifier Stands)

If not, FYI: they have a bunch of heavy-duty steel stands that have spikes on the bottom and can be filled with sand. Plus, they will also do custom work.

-MMM

**Riccardo** · 22nd November 2007

maybe also have a look here:
Adjustable Speaker Stands - Towersonic

22nd November 2007	#1
bob katz Mastering Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 3,099 Thread Starter	Looking for a matching speaker stand... Has anyone any lead on a heavy duty black steel speaker stand to match two others I bought many years ago? 30" tall. Bass is approx. 10-1/2" x 13" as is the top. It's filled with white sand. (fillable) Has spikes on the bottom that screw into holes on the base. I bought the other two stands years ago from Fanfare (Victor Goldstein) who is now out of business. Thanks for any leads! BK P.S. I've done the usual Google search and nothing made by Plateau, Sanus, Studiotech, Alphason, Apollo, Lovan, or Ascend seems to match up with this. If any of those had a wider base and top I'd buy it anyway even if it's not a perfect match. I need something to support my Lipinskis. I know that Lipinski makes a stand but I'm not in love with the multipole design and prefer to get a match with a single square center support. __________________ Bob Katz DIGITAL DOMAIN http://www.digido.com "There are two kinds of fools. One says-this is old and therefore good. The other says-this is new and therefore better." No trees were killed in the sending of this message. However a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced.

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22nd November 2007	#2
MattiMattMatt Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 950	Bob - You're probably already familiar with SoundAnchors (Adjustable Monitor Stands \| Speaker Stands \| Studio Stands \| Amplifier Stands) If not, FYI: they have a bunch of heavy-duty steel stands that have spikes on the bottom and can be filled with sand. Plus, they will also do custom work. -MMM

22nd November 2007	#3
Riccardo Mastering Moderator Joined: Apr 2003 Location: Always on the Run Posts: 2,675	maybe also have a look here: Adjustable Speaker Stands - Towersonic