Jason72
Established Member
Hi,
I'm copying this question from another thread I posted on A.V. Forums. It has not received any replies so far but I consider it to be a very practical and important question.
I recently purchased a pair of Dynaudio special 40 speakers and in the last week a pair of Dynaudio 6 speaker stands which when filled with sand are very solid and heavy.
Basically I am terrified of having the Dynaudio 40's on the dynaudio 6 stands for fear that they will either fall or get knocked off the stands. I understand people often use 'bluetack or similar' but that still does not put me at ease. I would genuinely be interested in peoples alternatives. After all, you only need one young child to give one a shove at a social gathering and your looking at a hefty repair bill !! It genuinely confuses me that this subject rarely comes up on the Forums but it's actually one of my worst fears.
Gregory
I'm copying this question from another thread I posted on A.V. Forums. It has not received any replies so far but I consider it to be a very practical and important question.
I recently purchased a pair of Dynaudio special 40 speakers and in the last week a pair of Dynaudio 6 speaker stands which when filled with sand are very solid and heavy.
Basically I am terrified of having the Dynaudio 40's on the dynaudio 6 stands for fear that they will either fall or get knocked off the stands. I understand people often use 'bluetack or similar' but that still does not put me at ease. I would genuinely be interested in peoples alternatives. After all, you only need one young child to give one a shove at a social gathering and your looking at a hefty repair bill !! It genuinely confuses me that this subject rarely comes up on the Forums but it's actually one of my worst fears.
Gregory