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Sean Cunneen
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Reged: 08/01/07
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Loc: Blue Island Illinois
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Re: wooden tripod, or 2inch tubular legs
07/19/08 09:01 AM
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I replaced the shoddy legs on my CG4 with one-piece Oak legs. The difference was profound. I also have a CG5 that came with 2" tubular steel legs. They were very capable and stiff, but HUGE and very heavy. My wooden legs dampen very quickly and have improved the performance of the mount ten-fold. Picking between wooden legs and 2" steel is tough though. I think you'd be happy with either.
-------------------- Sean Cunneen
Blue Island IL
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