Stands for the CLS

[SundayNiagara]

Looks interesting. Pricing, specs, distributation, dealers? Their webpage says 30 years experience but is sparse on details ($$$$? and you find them where?).
Are their products "if you have to ask...you can't afford them".

Show me (more, please)!

I don't think the Audiostatics are currently being imported into the US.

 

[raygunn]

The Novotel Show is in London...

Audiostatic, at the time, seemed ambiguous about pursuing any distribution in the USA. As far as cost, I seem to recall they were the equivalent of $10k with wings. They were not "active" back then.

I don't think the Audiostatics are currently being imported into the US.

 

[SundayNiagara]

Randy Patton, who once owned both PS Audio and Threshold, was the last US Audiostatic distributor I can remember. There may have been others since.

 

[C.A.P]

Metal stands tacked together as I am getting the rear brace fabbed up ! You can see the string that is my mock up for the rear braces. They are just lightly bolted to the speakers and the angle will be 90* when done. However; They will be adjustable if you want rear tilt or forward tilt ! I do things in the real world old school............ These are drilled on the bottom for 1/4 20 thread spikes if needed . These are heading to the powder coater next! I should have them finalized in a week or so. I hope!

 

[Brad225]

They're looking great CAP. Nice work. I can't wait to see the final product.
Are you going to power coat them a color to match the walnut frames or black?

 

[Bernard]

I have seen "outrigger" stands used by some ML owners. Could you use those to adjust the angle?

 

[C.A.P]

They're looking great CAP. Nice work. I can't wait to see the final product.
Are you going to power coat them a color to match the walnut frames or black?

Yes, Powder coating is the way to go. I was heading towards traditional black texture. However: I may look at other options !

 

[C.A.P]

They are done and on the speakers and they look outstanding ! Here is a link to them in my systems ! For more pictures and details go to the link !

http://www.martinloganowners.com/forum/showthread.php?p=75941#post75941