Speaker stands for ProGamer G500

Does anybody know speaker stands that are compitable with the Creative Gigaworks ProGamer G500?

They are the Creative MT-200 speaker stands, I've found them in a local shop searhing on the internet. You can['t buy them from Creative anymore so you'll have to search for them
Here's a picture
http://www.creative.com/products/pro...uct=955Message
Edited by mtyz on 08-18-2006 04:28 AM

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They are the Creative MT-200 speaker stands, I've found them in a local shop searhing on the internet. You can['t buy them from Creative anymore so you'll have to search for them
Here's a picture
http://www.creative.com/products/pro...uct=955Message
Edited by mtyz on 08-18-2006 04:28 AM

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htg

Here is what will work using your existing 4-3 cable and an extra 3.5mm cable. First unplug all the cables from the back of your card and your woofer. Then plug your new 3.5 cable (make sure you are using a stereo cable and not a mono one) into the black on the back of your card and the black (rear speakers) on the back of your woofer. Then reverse your 4-3 cable that came with your speakers. Take the 4 side of the plug and use that end on your card instead of the speaker side. With the 4 plugs hook the green plug to green on the card, orange plug to orange on the card and black plug to grey on the card. You do not need to use the grey plug, so just let it hang there or whatever. On the end with the three plugs, on the back of your woofer hook the green plug to green (front speakers), orange plug to orange (center and subwoofer) and the black plug to black (side speakers.) This is the only way that it would work for me. Simply unhooking the grey on the subwoofer and running an extra cable from there to the grey on the back of the card did not work for me. It has to do with the way Creative has the 4-3 plug wired and it combines rear and side speakers. You will notice this if you look at the colored plugs and compare the number of rings on the male plugs; some have two and some have three for the different channels. When I simply run an extra wire from grey to grey it still cuts out half my speakers. The above way I outlined works awesome and gives me true 7.1 sound. Good luck!

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They are the Creative MT-200 speaker stands, I've found them in a local shop searhing on the internet. You can['t buy them from Creative anymore so you'll have to search for them
Here's a picture
http://www.creative.com/products/pro...uct=955Message
Edited by mtyz on 08-18-2006 04:28 AM

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There are plenty of speaker stands offering in the market, my suggestions are:-
1. As normally, audiophile speaker stands are in pair, so it is not easy to buy just one, unless you manage to get one, otherwise, see whether you will find a stand for turntable, but which may be quite expensive.
2. I suggest that you go to the furniture shop instead, most of the stands there are made in Wood, which is a good material of iPod HiFi then "Metal", wooden stand makes the song (from digital music files) sound a bit "warmer".
3. The stand must be heavy and solid (but with no wheels)
4. Buy 3 pieces of cones (again I prefer wood then metal), put them between the surface of the stand and iPod HiFi, make sure with the spike direction points to the surface of the stand.
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