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Bought a pair of B&O trumpetstands with speakers and due to transportation I disassembled the stands.
However, I have some parts left from which I'm sure that they belong to these trumpetstands. Am I correct and where to put them. Looks like sort of spacers but now I'm not sure if they are part of the stands🤔
Thanks Peter for your fast response.
I can't find any threaded holes on the stand that will fit this bolt but tomorrow I will make pictures of the whole stand to make things more clear!
I had a pair of S120's and seem to remember that there was a screw hole behind an adhesive black dot that this might have screwed into and then adjusted the tilt.
Hmmmm, you could be right Peter. The stand has a big slotted hole and probably the speakercabinet has a threaded hole. I'm restoring the stands at the moment so I will post pictures later (tomorrow)!
Okay, almost finished my restoration of the trumpet stands which were badly damaged. Now they look ok and still wondering where the bolt is meant for. I put them on the black part of the stand. But where do it needs to be mounted and what type of speaker belong to this stand? I have a S75 from where the holes (hidden behind a plastic round cover) has the same dimensions to fit on, but they both (stand and speaker) have threaded holes🤔
Edit: Now I remember I bought them with S60 speakers but gave them away...
Do the two pieces of the adjusting nut come apart? i.e. does the threaded shaft unfasten from the knurled round knob? I think it goes in the slotted section of the upright black bar to enable a change in height and tilt to the speaker. That is also possibly why there is an angled piece at the bottom of the stand so the lower down the stand the speaker goes, the more tilt upwards of the speaker there is. If the long threaded section was designed to screw into the back of the appropriate speaker, this would make sense!
Dave.
The bad thing is that I took the S60's of myself but cannot recall where I took the bolt off😳. It must have been mounted on the S60's. That really makes sense. Thanks Dave!If the long threaded section was designed to screw into the back of the appropriate speaker, this would make sense!
The bolts have to be mounted in the speakers through the "slotgat" in the stand (Leslie knows what a slotgat is, can't find the English word for it right now). So mount the speakers on the stands, put the bolt through the hole and mount it in the screwhole in the speaker. They are for tilting the speakers on the stand.
That's it!🤒 Thanks "Blackrix". Now I'm sure I took the bolt off the speakercabinet. So the S60 must have had a threaded hole on the back, that's for sure!
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