Evo Plinth black on grey (sold in pairs)

SMALL BATCH ACOUSTICS LTD

£200

The latest evolution of our original isolation plinth. Designed around the average bookshelf speaker foot print at 294 x 214mm these improved units use 3D printed inserts untilising improvements we made developing the Imps. These inserts not only protect the isolator but allow for better acuracy when assembling the unit. This allows us to use a more modular approach to the design meaning we can now offer them in different weight capacities Built from Baltic birch ply they have no internal voids in the sheet material giving superior strength and great sound. Before assembly the timber laminated

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Registered at Companies House as SMALL BATCH ACOUSTICS LTD, number SC872721. Checked 2026-08-29.
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