The studio stand (sold individaully)

SMALL BATCH ACOUSTICS LTD

£210

Designed in conjuntion with our friends at Sync Music Hub for their Dolby Atmos mixing studio These speaker stands use our new Evo isolator plinth technology with removable pliths so they can be turned 90deg to suit flatter moitors. It also means the plinths can be changed if you need to later, we'll even take your old plinth back as a trade in. Because we isolate the vibration at the source the stand doesn't need to be loaded with ballast, so no accidental desert in your studio. These were designed to suit the listening position in Sync's studio and we understand the importance of this so we

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