Speaker Stands For Monitor BR2s

Alec

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I'm obviously completely incapable of independant decision making, so does anyone have any ideas? I'm considering Soundstyle Z-2's, and Partington Trophy's, but they are substantially more expensive. So any other suggestions gratefullly received.
 
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the Z 2 are the stands i use with the br2 and they sound great, dont forget a littke blue tak under each corner of the speakers so they dont get knocked of by the little ones or even the wife,
 

Alec

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thanks! Luckily there are no kids and no wife to worry about, but i must admit stability is an issue that worries me anyway, as the part the speaker sits on (sorry, "top plate") is often smaller than the spaeker, isnt it?
 

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The Soundstyle Z2s would be fine for the Monitor Audios.

Our Buyer's Guide gives you all the dimensions for the speakers and stands we've tested - in this case the Z2s are 23cm wide by 31cm deep, while the BR2s are 19cm wide and 25cm deep.

Don't forget the Blu-tack, as mentioned, and you'll be set.
 

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Actually, I've just checked speaker stands on Amazon, and i dont think the dimensions it gives for them are the same. I know tyhis is asking a lot, but if anyone could check and put me right, thatd be great...?
 
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trust me br2s will fit Z2s nicely they look grate in me room. the speakers overhang a tad either side and abt 6/7 mm back and front
 
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[quote user="Clare Newsome"]
The Soundstyle Z2s would be fine for the Monitor Audios.

Our Buyer's Guide gives you all the dimensions for the speakers and stands we've tested - in this case the Z2s are 23cm wide by 31cm deep, while the BR2s are 19cm wide and 25cm deep.

Don't forget the Blu-tack, as mentioned, and you'll be set.
[/quote] and if clare says so then then wat more do you want...........
 

Clare Newsome

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I wouldn't go that far.... Because if the speakers do indeed overlap, those figures in the BG sound out. I'll get Chris Gilson, our new Buyer's Guide editor, onto it on Monday.
 

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Thankyou both. What it actually says for the top plate is 165mm x 225mm. It is possible that im having an extreme blonde moment - figures have never been my forte!
 
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[quote user="al7478"]Thankyou both. What it actually says for the top plate is 165mm x 225mm. It is possible that im having an extreme blonde moment - figures have never been my forte![/quote] just measured mine and thats wat they are so the br2 hang over slightly more than i said but hey they sound and look great so theres your answer
 

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anyone know if the soundstyle stands come with a sand fill-able cavity, or anywhere to hide leads? Its just, nowhere that ive looked at them online mentions either.
 
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Just to throw a spanner in the works
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I have my BR2s on a pair of Atacama SE6s with blu-tac! and they do the job fine.

There is a hollow main tube, into which you can pour whatever you like, which is securely covered when you attach the top-plate. There is, approximately, a 2cm/0.75inch (sides) and 4cm/1.25inch (front/rear) overlap of the top-plate by your speakers (if positioned centrally that is!). However, there is no-where to hide your speaker cables within the stands themselves.

Hope this helps.
 

Alec

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many thanks for the suggestion but theres no spanner as theyre not really to my tastes. im looking at some on the stand and deliver site too, tho theyre a bit pricey. but very nice.
 
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I use the soundstyles they are superb I use them with b & w cm1 speakers there is no overhang at the sides but about 1 odd inch @ the back.... this causes no probs as have them blutacked! They are such a bargin in my eyes? You defo cant fill them or hide any cables but hey what do you expect for £60 i suppose! go for it mate
 
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Might be too late for you now, but have you considered other Soundstyle stands, like the Z-1's or the XS-122's.....
 

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Thanks Rock Man. I found a good deal on some Mission Stance stands so, while they may be more than people would use with my kit, i got 'em. About £63.00 including p&p. While im here tho, does anyone have any advice on atabites? Specifically, does anyone know how far a 9kg tub will go with my stands, and does each stand need to be brim full?
 
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Hi, im new to this forum - but can anyone help?, I have a "headphone" problem. I have purchased a second hand MF X-Cans headphone amp[e-bay] to hook up to my Naim Nac92 pre-amp but cannot get any volume. The volume control on the MF does increase, but at such low volume level it is almost inaudible. I have spoken to two seperate hi-fi retailers and both advised "new 600 ohm headphones". These have now been purchased [Sennheiser 25 - 13 II] any have made no difference. Having checked the stats - the output from the Naim is .775, but surely the X-Cans should boost the signal - very confused and frustrated!!
 

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at the top of the Accessories section, above all the thread titles, theres a kind of orangey bubble with start a new topic written in it in black. just click that.