Harbeth P3 stands....... Skylan or Sound Anchor


What stands for Harbeth P3ESR? I need the stand sturdy and not easy to trip.I like Sound Anchor stands, but most Harberth folk chose Skylan over Sound Anchor.
My listening room is 12x13, mostly listen to Jazz and Chamber Music.
What if the tweeter level is higher than my listening position.

Thanks.
Adri
ajs2125
I've owned both and have nothing but good things to say about both companies. IMO, 4 point spiked stands will give you the best support, albeit they take a little more time to set up.
Time to revive the thread!

Has anyone tried the Harbeth P3ESR with stands other than Skylan or Sound Anchor?

I'm looking for some inexpensive, readily available speaker stands (<$150 used). Is there anything in particular I should be looking for? Here, I have in mind such things as building materials, weight, top plate/bottom plate dimensions, # of posts, etc. These will have to be 24" stands.

From what I've seen, Target stands are fairly inexpensive and easy to locate. Has anyone tried the P3ESR with a pair of Targets? If so, which model(s)? How did they perform?

I know embarrassingly little about what to look for in a speaker stand, so I would appreciate any/all feedback. The stands will be used exclusively for the P3ESR.

Thanks!

P.S. I'm already aware that Alan Shaw classifies speaker stands as audiophile BS.
I am still waiting for the P3ESR ....
I will chose skylan, is inexpensive and Noel Nolan from Skylan gave me quote and recommendation speaker stand SM26 for Harberth P3ESR (Total cost would be $195 + 38 shipping, = $233 Canadian, / $219 USD)
Hmm, $233 isn't bad (taxes?), but what options do I have for < $150 used? I went way over budget on this system, so I need to be strict about what I spend.