[attachment=3890 Wrote:sfdude pid='90113' dateline='1579545865']Thanks @Axel. I'll likely be looking at a set of Gaia IIs. I believe when I purchased my Gaia IIIs for the current speakers I have, the seller I received them from sent me an extended length set. Hopefully when I get a set of the IIs for the Olympicas shortly, they will fit. They state M8x1.25, length 54.4mm. Are these the right length ones?Sorry, dude, I missed this post. Yes, these are the correct studs to give the amount of back tilt to match the original spikes.
Glad you’re enjoying your speakers. I have my speakers toed in to aim at a point 400mm from each ear, but this was done with trial and error. I advise you to set your speakers up before you put the Gaias on as they are much easier to move with the original spikes on.
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Edit: I’ve tried several times to get rid of the smaller photo, but with no luck.
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