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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Pyle" data-source="post: 64972" data-attributes="member: 38"><p>Re: tall skinny speakers</p><p></p><p>The LS8695s are 110 lbs each. I lay them down to join them with the brackets, them walk them up. I usually have a couple of folding step things that are about 20" high. If I assemble the columns on those I can hang the 90 lb. Global Truss plates I use on the base then just tip it up. I also have some stands built with vertical truss that I can use to change the vertical angle of the column, but it gets to be a cumbersome process. That's the biggest reason I'm using the RCF columns now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Pyle, post: 64972, member: 38"] Re: tall skinny speakers The LS8695s are 110 lbs each. I lay them down to join them with the brackets, them walk them up. I usually have a couple of folding step things that are about 20" high. If I assemble the columns on those I can hang the 90 lb. Global Truss plates I use on the base then just tip it up. I also have some stands built with vertical truss that I can use to change the vertical angle of the column, but it gets to be a cumbersome process. That's the biggest reason I'm using the RCF columns now. [/QUOTE]
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