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Her rear is pure beauty!!!

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In Reply to: RE: Is that the Sound Anchor stand in the picture? posted by Jonathan 90 on October 15, 2010 at 02:39:16

I love the clean look of the SA stand and what you've done with the spkr cables. Did you notice any improvement after the insulation tubes are installed? Also, what cable brand/model is that and how are they compared to the ones they replaced?

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RE: Her rear is pure beauty!!! - Jonathan 90 11:08:48 10/15/10 (2)
Unfortunately my ears are not that golden - however the insulation does keep cables warm in standby if you will ☺ cables are DIY Canare 4S11
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- RE: Her rear is pure beauty!!! - Lynxo 12:36:01 10/19/10 (1)
  Hi,
  
  How much of a tilt is optimum for the 1.6's?
  
  1/2" height above ground, on the front stands to tilt it back is enough?
  
  Those white spacers that came with the 1.6's really don't do anything, do they?
  
  Thanks
  - RE: Her rear is pure beauty!!! - Jonathan 90 16:25:55 10/19/10 (0)
    Ideally the middle of the panel should be same height as ear height - you may need to adjust height on listening chair � tilt panels forward or back to achieve desired height equivalent of the ears � this will determine correct amount of tilt required - Jim Smith�s book �Get Better Sound� explains it better.
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    Most people don't know what they want - however ... they're pretty sure they haven't got it

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