Tannoy’s Turnberry SE and Stirling SE Prestige range of loudspeakers can now benefit from much needed stands, 
courtesy of Reference Fidelity Components (RFC). RFC have launched what it believes are the world’s first and only truly dedicated stands for the Prestige line loudspeakers.
Paul from RFC commented “Even big floorstanders such as the Tannoys can benefit from being on stands. RFC’s stands help to ground unwanted resonances and to raise the speaker’s tweeter to ear level for improved detail and clarity.”
They come in a choice of real wood finishes – shown here in solid European Walnut. The stands are said to be as hefty as they look and RFC say a great care is taken in timber selection so that they appear as an extension to the main speakers.
Prices start from £475 depending on timbers selection and size. Available in European Walnut, American Black Walnut and Sepele.
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