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Originally Posted by Oscar
So while I was experimenting with placement of my Calibres, I did notice that I like the added clarity on the top end while standing, as opposed to sitting, due to the slightly sloping front baffle. While on my couch, the front midbass speakers are roughly at ear-level which is great, but due to the limited vertical dispersion of the 1"x4" AMT tweeter, I did find that I'd rather have them angled down a little bit. I'd rather not lower the whole speaker itself since that would look rather weird, lol. But then, I'm not sure how to tackle the angle issue altogether. I know very basic woodworking, so I don't think I'd be able to create an angled bottom support. I can do metal fabrication and welding, but I'd rather check to see if I can buy a pre-made solution.
Anyone have a good link to perhaps angled isolation pads that would hold up to 50lb speakers?
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I am using these for non-angled isolation at Bill D's suggestion. I also have 4 pair of EdenSound Terracone footers with EAR Isodamp pads further applied which work well but the latter won't give you angled forward positioning per say and the former only will if you use 2 stacked in the back and 1 in the front...
https://www.amazon.com/Isolate-Sorbo...s%2C140&sr=8-7
You could also look at something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Auralex-Acous...s%2C145&sr=8-8