stand comparison list
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Top plate
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Bottom plate
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Pillar
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Filling material for pillar
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Bolt
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Characteristic
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| ACOUSTIC REVIVE |
10mm 2017S Duralumin + 3mm brass
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15mm thick 2017S Duralumin
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Oval shaped steel
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Tourmaline + polypropylene particles
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Stainless steel |
Special design to shunt vibrations away from speaker.
Large brass foot with special vibration control material |
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Company K (Japan)
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Thin aluminum with thin steel board
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Thin aluminum with thin steel board
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Magnesium alloy | Sand | Steel | Small spikes |
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Company R (Japan)
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Thin aluminum with thin steel board
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Thin aluminum with thin steel board
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Magnesium alloy | Sand |
Steel
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Same stand as company K.
But the amount of the filler and theÅ@thickness of the top plate modified |
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Company T (Japan)
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6mm aluminum | 6mm steel | Steel | Cast iron powder | Steel |
Cast iron Vibration control material attached on the back of the top plate
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Company S (Japan)
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Thin steel pipe frame is fixed to the speaker |
Thin steel pipe frame itself becomes the bottom plate
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Steel pipe welded |
Nothing | Welding structure |
Speaker fixed at the side.
The bottom of the speaker is left to vibrate. This is said to give a large sound stage |
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Company B (Japan)
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Speaker is directly set on top of the column
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Wood with man made marble attached with adhesive material.
It also comes with an ebony spacer |
Stand is left to vibrate. This vibration is added to the sound of the speaker
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