Speaker plinths.....

On the subject of tri-pods . I've always thought that they where quite stable ? I'm sure that in my many hours of watching discovery channel , etc , i've seen that multi legged animals always have three legs in contact at any one time, even things like millipedes with hundreds of legs operate them all in groups of threeso good old mother nature thinks that tri-pods are good based on millions of years of evolution....
 
As long as there are suspeneded floors, boucy floorboards, (b)plaster board walls, hifi's will never be able to give their best, but what can ya do??
 
penance said:
Lee,
I think they may be a bit heavy to carry in a backpack.
Cant hang around now, ill pm you in the next day or 2
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Hum ya I thought this just after I posted, I'll be traveling by train also, hum, might have to rethink.
 
Anex said:
Three wheel chair inner tubes work nicely in my experience. They're small in diameter but fat tubes so you get a good contact area. Then using three of them lets you level the platform without having to book a weeks holiday.
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Anex - how small are wheel chair inner tubes? I would be interested to know how you fit three of them under a speaker plinth and keep them there.
 
Make the plinth slightly larger than the speaker footprint. The tubes are small, sorry I should have said mobility scooter etc. They're on the electric type wheel chairs, only little things. Else use two, one front one rear. Depends on speaker size etc.
 

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