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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.Nah, bone dry inside. I don't know what the salt content of kiln dried sand is, but hopefully it's not a lot. It was originally meant to... -
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.Are they the super dreadnaughts?
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If you have ringing that's money well spent. Must admit my SE24's have been a bit redundant since I got my Partingtons.
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Well if you should be concerned, then I should be petrified. The sand I put in my SE24s was slightly damp 😱 I didn't give it a second...
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.That makes me feel more settled, especially the end bit! Good enough for me!
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I can say I have a pair with oxidised (sun faded) paint in a damp garage for decades yet no damp got inside. If your really the...
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.I use bluetack, but there was still ringing. The bag of sand cost me £3.66 so I thought it was worth a punt!
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.Having seen Gray's comment, I don't think I'll bother since filling is done from the top rear with no way to get inside and microfiber...
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.It would be easier, though it's a fair bit more expensive than sand.
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MrPenkwin replied to the thread Question Moisture in speaker stands?.Thanks for your comments, I think for piece of mind (though a PIA) I'd prefer to empty them into separate buckets and then use a bag...
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I've recently filled (⅔) my Atacama SE24 stands with kiln dried sand since many have suggested this as an affordable solution. However...
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