Yes, they improve sound (this is not a myth).
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These "stands" became a discovery for me.
On the Internet, I saw many videos where the sound of the near -field studio monitors with them and without. did not believe! And in vain.
One remark: the heavier the column, the less noticeable the effect. Carefully read the instructions. Cracks have focus.
I liked it very much by installing 8 pieces for the exotic subwoofer JBL VTX G28 and 4 to at least exotic acoustics JBL VTX F35.
Having installed the bass under acoustics, it became more collected, faster. Medium and high frequencies have become much more selective and clear.
The effect is less noticeable to the subwoofer, but the bass also became faster and deeper.
This is a magnificent product from a well -known manufacturer. taking off my hat!
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Design, impact on sound
No
A great option if the speakers are on the shelf and there is no way to use racks. The appearance changes dramatically, the speakers seem to be soaring. Smilely affect the sound. The middle sounded completely differently. She remained bright as before she was, but with the stands she became cleaner. The feeling is such that additional grunts disappeared. The bass became more elastic, but my KEF Q350 shells are still missing, so I bought the subwoofer. Under it, too, managed to buy an Aperta 200 stand. About this in another review.
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Result
Price
Gorgeous thing. I thought to take it not to take ... Given the remote, given that now I have to work in home, not perfect conditions ... In general, the gunding table has gone, which, like it or not on monitors, cannot be removed. To say that it would become better at the top and middle - no, I do not hear the difference. More precisely, I now hear my Eve Audio 204, directed to me at the ears ... Without a tambourine, all the frequencies are clearly. But wow the effect is more felt from the bottoms - they disappeared, all the resonance disappeared, it remains exactly what plays from the monitors ... and this is magical.
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The driving force is Dave Morrison, closely involved in planning and building radio and television studios at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for close to 20 years. Dave Morrison was part of the design team faced with the challenges of building the world’s largest multi-media center in Toronto: over 1.72 million square feet, with recording studios for drama, music, and chamber ensembles, special effects, radio and television shows