My girlfriend has decided my stands are too tall (they're only 1 foot as it is) as they make the speakers too imposing in the new shared lounge. So I'm in the middle of experimenting to make some much shorter alternative stands, to see if they will sound ok. If it all turns out to be a disaster I'll go back to the original stands. I would like some input for ideas... What I have ordered to be made so far is just the base platform, laser cut from 20mm thick solid steel, measuring 330 x 450 mm, with tapped holes to accept either three or four carpet piercing spikes per speaker. This will be the foundation baseplate that I can try different supports between this and the speaker itself (PMC IB2). Now what would be the best thing between the plate and speaker?... 1. Bluetak? 2. Some sort of specialist cone or spike? 3. Some kind of thin metal legs to try and divert energy out of the speakers corners? 4. Squash balls cut in half? I found these on the net...any thoughts?...Thanks :confused: .... [URL]https://www.audiophilecandy.com/prodet.asp?pcode=I-CLE-RDC5&rel2=I-CLE&0=More+Info[/URL]