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RE: going forward...

Besides the minimally invasive looks of the OE stands, they also make the speakers relatively easy to move (assuming you're on carpet). Convenient if you have a spouse who doesn't like the look of them standing 4-6 feet (or more) in to the room... Slide them out when you want to listen, slide them back when you don't. You can even lift them relatively easily since the stands don't weigh much. No way I could say that about 3.6's on Grant's stands!

No they're certainly not the last word in rigidity, but if looks are and ease of placement/movement are concerns, they're not a bad option. Plus I'd guess they cost virtually nothing to make, so they don't add much to the cost. As others have said here, they're building a product to a price point where it provides good perceived value, yet still is profitable for them.

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