Yamamoto Sound Craft PB-18 African ebony spike receiving base 4 pairs

African ebony wood is a very hard, dense and beautiful finest product that has a reputation for its good sound. It is one of the hardest and strongest materials in wood. When the legs of the equipment using spikes such as speakers and amplifiers are received with a metal receiving base, metal-specific sounds occur and the pin tip of the spike is hurt.

In African ebony, when subjected to a metal spike due to moderate solidity (softness) and the beauty of its sound, it can be properly held. In addition, in the PB-18, an alumina ceramic chip is inserted on the back side of the floor to achieve further vibration control effect as a 3-point support. This ceramic chip has a diameter of 12mm and is about 0.5mm wide from the base of the actual base. Since the tip is rounded, it can be installed stably without damaging the floor. The hardness is higher than diamond 9, and it is relatively light, so you can get clear playback sound.

The combination of metal and wood rarely produces metallic sounds, and the bass tightens and pinpoint-supporting unique freshness-free sounds are obtained and a beautiful clear playback sound can be obtained.

Because the metal spikes are well eaten, there is no vibration like repulsion between metals, so there is no so-called metal sounding, and the stability is high. Because the white eyebrows are ceramic and are bordered to the floor, the point effect is higher than other wooden spike receiving base, and the tightening of the sound is felt throughout the whole area and the transparency is increased. The low area is tightened and the high area is high without blurring.