Review on 🔊 Pair of 30-Inch Steel Foundations Speaker Stands by Sanus SF30-B1 by Rodney Mendoza

These are really great speaker stands. When filled with the finest and finest sand you can find, they should be acoustically neutral and non-resonant "Sand, as others have pointed out, should be playground sand. Still, fine particles clog 3 holes on each foot, requiring constant tapping and poking. It's my ritual. Why don't they both stand side by side on the street. Get it." empty toilet paper rolls." red single cup and slowly start the poor in sanaa in each roll, one at a time. When the gods smile down on them you will find that Sana begins to fall into the pillars. There will be small jams, you need to constantly tap the posts or place a thin stick to clear the jam. It took me 30 minutes to fill all four to the brim. They're heavy and a bit dusty once this process is complete, so be prepared to grab a lint-free towel and some general cleaning product and spend some time cleaning them to restore them to their original condition. The various mountain options are nice, maybe overkill, but I still appreciate that they're included. Now for the cons. The instructions were written by a five-year-old child. They'll get a little dusty after this process is complete, so prepare to take a lint-free towel and some general cleaning product and spend some time cleaning them to restore them to their original condition. The various mounting options are nice, maybe overkill, but I still appreciate that they're included. Now for the cons. The instructions were written by a five-year-old child. This five-year-old didn't know how to build stands, so you're on your own. The pictures do not match. The wording is vague. Both took about an hour, but I'm very satisfied. Now some blue tac and we're off to the races, baby. See a star for ambiguous instructions.