Unknown / Generic N/A Speaker Stands
- Location
- AU
- Source
- StereoNET
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- 4d ago
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- 2h ago
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Craftsman made real WestAustralian Jarrah speaker stands.These were made around 20 years ago by a West Australian furniture makes for his own speakers.They are around 80cm tall with a bottom base 35cm x 25cm and the top 23cm x 18cm. They weigh in at about 15kg each.They’re made from West Au...
A$200 looks fair-to-good for generic stands: it sits comfortably below the A$400 median for recent AUD listings and well under the A$1,076 upper quartile, though it’s not quite a steal at the A$164 lower quartile. For a buyer, that makes it a sensible price if the stands are solid, the height and platform size suit your speakers, and the finish is presentable.
The real upside here is practical rather than flashy: good stands can tighten bass, improve imaging, and get the tweeters to ear height, which often matters more than people expect. Because the title is generic, the main thing to verify is fit, stability, and whether the bases/spikes, top plates, or any mounting hardware are included; if those are all there and the condition is clean, this is a straightforward buy.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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