Not familiar with your speakers but check out www.electroshop.com. They carry the Sauris line. Great stands. I've got the Natural Foundations in oak for my B&W 602's. Free shipping and good prices.
Sorry, I think I dropped the "s". Try www.electroshops.com and look at the left side under speaker stands. If that doesn't work, send me your email and I'll send you the URL directly.
(EDIT: ok, this works now) [Edited last by Bob-N on August 23, 2001 at 05:57 PM]
Derek, Bob beat me to the recommendation of Sanus Natural Foundations stands from www.electroshops.com . I bought a pair of oak and black 36" stands from them for $120 a few weeks ago. They are very nice looking and well made, and they are very easy to put together. Electroshops.com is very good to deal with as well. The salesman I spoke to over the phone was very helpful, and the stands came in only a few days.
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When I needed speaker stands for my B&W Matrix 805's I used Sound Anchor stands. Great stands, very stable, very heavy, but not inexpensive. Their site is: http://www.soundanchors.com
If you want the best, these guys are a viable alternative. If you are trying to keep your costs down below $200 or so, they're not the right guys.
Just my .02.
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I like my Lovan Imperial speaker stands a lot. They allow me to have my JBL s38's positioned horizontally. I got them at www.AudioAdvisor.com for about 160$ after shipping.
go to a metal shop and have them make a set for you. i work in one and the material to make a set costs like $20 (this is using 1/4" steel).
anyway i couldnt find stands big/strong enough to hold up my HTD III speakers. and if they were strong enough they werent tall. so i had mine custome made. 44" high and weighing a whopping 60lbs a stand! (without sand inside yet) they ever have a place to hide the wire...
e-mail me if u want pics or blueprints...