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    Quote Originally Posted by theaudiohobby
    Oh boy...recommending a new source, cable and amps instead of a simple stand...maggies stand a couple of centimeters from the floor on their stock feet, don't they? Good stands used judiciously will get help get the best out the speakers by banishing all those unwanted floor reflections.
    Oh boy !

    Talking without knowledge. First of the stand is not there for reflections, 10cm higher wont do **** for the reflections. It is there to hold them more steady which improves bass responce a bit, i have build them myself and the bass wing.

    Second of all, dont read out of context. He should focus more on the really important stuff first, then on the little tweaks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Florian
    Oh boy !

    Talking without knowledge. First of the stand is not there for reflections, 10cm higher wont do **** for the reflections.
    Point taken, a 10 cm is too short to drastically reduce floor reflections.
    Quote Originally Posted by Florian
    Second of all, dont read out of context. He should focus more on the really important stuff first, then on the little tweaks.
    A good stand (>20cm) should be considered as absolutely necessity to get the best out of these pair of speakers and it is not to be confused with tweaks such as sock removal, fuse upgrade etc.
    Last edited by theaudiohobby; 12-27-2005 at 05:43 AM. Reason: Rephrasing.
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