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Thinking of adding a pair of outriggers to my new M80s. Does anyone have experience with them? Are they worth the cost?
There seems to be a version with rubber feet, and one with cones. Thoughts on the cones?
Steve
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I just purchased these for my m80's and I highly recommend them. They look nice and it doesn't take much to see the m80's topple over. I have kids so for me the outriggers are a no-brainer. I'm using the cones since I am on the carpet.
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I just installed outriggers on my M100s. I used the rubber feet for wood flooring. The speakers look great and I feel much more confident the speakers will remain upright in the event of a SoCal tembler.
Enjoy the Music. Trust your ears. Laugh at Folks Who Claim to Know it All.
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Thanks so much! I'm ordering mine tomorrow.
Steve
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Is there someplace in the product pages where the outriggers are listed/described?
Thanks, Jeff
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