Shims for Center Stage 2M...

[Mcbrion]

Where are the shims placed for the Center Stage 2M? On top of the 2ms or underneath, on the platform under the footers? My footers look slightly lopsided, but I assume if the footers need to be directly against the component, then the shims are for the platform everything is sitting on. No instructions came with the footers, so I want to be sure I have them set up correctly (just arrived).

 

[Steve Williams]

Always on the bottom. FWIW , the newer versions have auto balance so no shims are necessary as the feet are also height adjustable by 1/4"

 

[Mcbrion]

Thank you for the quick response, Steve.

Would this then apply to a set sent in the past seven days? I might be mistaking the little black discs that came with them for shims.

 

[Steve Williams]

The 2M does come with a set of shims. The Shims ALWAYS go on the bottom if you find they are necessary

 

[Mcbrion]

Steve, is the 0.8 footer being revised? I had ordered a second set of the 0.8 footers, but was told today that the 0.8 footer is...unavailable, for lack of a better term. So, it left me wondering if there is a revision in the smallest footer in the line.

Impressive results, by the way. Very impressive, particularly to the human voice, either male or female. So much more "there"- ness to the voices, as though they are being more harmonically fleshed out and delivered to the listener's ears. The far more lowered noise floor permits a "hearing into" even in pop recordings (before autotune, so we're talking mid-80's music) so that when a lead singer backs him/herself up, you can hear both his lead and his backup vocals apart from each other.

 

[Steve Williams]

There is a new update to the speaker footer LS 0.8 called Ultra LS 2.25. I use a set under my Taiko Extreme

 

[Steve Williams]

I don’t know if Joe is working on an update for the center stage 0.8

All of the footers he makes now are auto level with adjustable height so no shims are necessary.

 

[Mcbrion]

Thank you!