Soundocity SBN7-SE1.50 Loudspeaker Outriggers

We have one set (2 pair) of the SBN7-SE1.50 or SBN7-SE2.125 for sale. The only difference between the SBN7-SE1.50 and SBN7-SE2.125 is the cone tip length which you will have the choice of.

These will fit speakers up to 9.125” wide.

We’ll ship with mounting hardware, just let us know what speakers you have or the bolt thread size required.

- 1/4" thick HRPO (steel) main bars with durable black powder coat finish.

- Comfort grip fiberglass filled polypropylene knob (soft to the touch)

- All Brass precision machined cones with black nickel finish.

- Each cone spike weighs 86 grams and measures 1-1/4" diameter and 1-1/2" tall or 2.00".

- Each cones has two piece threaded tip design allowing additional level adjustment.

- 100 lb /sq. in. tension spring for positive knob feedback which also helps to keep the height adjustments!

- All steel with zinc plate 1/4-20 wood inserts for DIY insert installation.

- All steel mounting hardware (Bolts & Washers)

We're in the process of cleaning out our shop from our Soundocity Outrigger business that we shut down a while back, and we're here to sell the last of our inventory. This listing is for a set of outriggers that fit speakers up to 9.125" wide.

This listing includes:

(4) outriggers with brass cones (black nickel plated) mounted
Mounting hardware. Standard 1/4-20 will be sent. Just let us know if you need a different size and we'll include in the box.
Brass floor pads for hardwood or tile flooring.

Our site was hacked some time ago and we've been abroad for the last couple years. But there is lots of info regarding our outriggers on the internet with lots of different photo's.

We've had several companies over the years attempt to copy our design, some to the point of copying the outside design shape exactly. But they've always missed the mark because they use thinner steel and don't include a couple features that are absolutely necessary for a rock-solid setup. I think their product actually hurts the performance of a speaker rather than enhance it.

Feel free to send any questions you may have. Thanks!