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Show me your headphone stands/displays!
Sep 13, 2004 at 4:36 AM Post #61 of 639
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Originally Posted by Snake
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Sovkiller, that's a cool one! hehehe I take it you had a lot of those around??

Like Sov, made my own. I have "version 2.0" planned but until I learn to MIG weld
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it's on hold. But oh boy would it be a killer.
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Oh! Interesting point - 404's still work after being soaked in water. (Don't) ask me how I know
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I have to get a plastic cover for them for sure...


Wouldn't that damage the stretchable head band?
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 5:40 AM Post #62 of 639
This is not mine.......I have another two innovations, one banana hanger and one floor standing toilet paper holder in the bedroom as I have no space on top ....

Similar to this one but more stylish and all chromed and with no toilet paper of course:

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Sep 13, 2004 at 5:47 AM Post #63 of 639
Actually, I think the toilet paper would be the perfect way to distribute weight along the headband and prevent it from getting scratched!

PS: And no, I'm not kidding
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Sep 13, 2004 at 5:49 AM Post #64 of 639
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Originally Posted by Zoide
Actually, I think the toilet paper would be the perfect way to distribute weight along the headband and prevent it from getting scratched!

PS: And no, I'm not kidding
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I inserted a foam roll instead of the toilet paper...BTW the metal piece never had marked the headband but just in case.
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 6:09 AM Post #65 of 639
zoide: how r u? that is beautiful stand u got there... looks more like a work of art than a headphone holder
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Also wondering if having the weight put o nthe band in a very small point would casue damage?

cheers
-jake
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 7:52 AM Post #66 of 639
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Originally Posted by NightStalker
zoide: how r u? that is beautiful stand u got there... looks more like a work of art than a headphone holder
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Also wondering if having the weight put o nthe band in a very small point would casue damage?

cheers
-jake


Zoide posted a headphone stand?
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 3:49 PM Post #67 of 639
No I didn't, but either NightStalker got confused or it's just the way he wrote it that makes it seem like that's what he said.

Though I'll post a pick of the hook I use for my HD-580s when I get back home. For the CD-3000s, I either keep them on the table or inside their humongous (truly, truly huge) case.
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 4:44 PM Post #68 of 639
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Originally Posted by Zoide
Wouldn't that damage the stretchable head band?


I take it you mean the stand, not the water...
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It's not a problem. The headband isn't stretchable - it is solid "leatherette" with adjustable side holders. Also, as the holder's pads (actually, the entire holder) is covered in felt there is a small amount of friction helping to maintain position.
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 4:58 PM Post #69 of 639
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Originally Posted by Snake
I take it you mean the stand, not the water...
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It's not a problem. The headband isn't stretchable - it is solid "leatherette" with adjustable side holders. Also, as the holder's pads (actually, the entire holder) is covered in felt there is a small amount of friction helping to maintain position.


Well, wouldn't the adjustable side holders get stretched or something? I mean, I take it you'd have the cans hanging from there for hours and hours (say overnight for two weeks is like 100 hours).
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 5:04 PM Post #70 of 639
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Originally Posted by Zoide
Well, wouldn't the adjustable side holders get stretched or something? I mean, I take it you'd have the cans hanging from there for hours and hours (say overnight for two weeks is like 100 hours).


Nah, the side holders don't stretch either. They are solid and slide up / down the outer frame for adjustability. Nothing is "stretchy" on a Stax. For the Stax being put on this holder is the equivalent of being put on a head - the same forces are involved, no more (less, for I designed the pad-to-pad distance to take the "static" Stax dimensions into account)
 
Sep 13, 2004 at 8:12 PM Post #71 of 639
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That my friends you get for free when you buy a Philips hp890 (which i returned becouse i didn't liked it, but i forgot to put the stand back in the box,but hey! the shop dind't noticed so now it's for free
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And you probibly noticed the cool looking
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HP1000 on it.............. the philips one that is
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Sep 17, 2004 at 8:32 PM Post #72 of 639
Ok, after rummaging through a hardware/kitchen supply store I came across an interesting paper towel-holder that's now become my temporary headphone holder (until I can get my hands on a cool exotic wood one!)...here 'tis

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Sep 17, 2004 at 10:46 PM Post #74 of 639
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Originally Posted by NKT
Ok, after rummaging through a hardware/kitchen supply store I came across an interesting paper towel-holder that's now become my temporary headphone holder (until I can get my hands on a cool exotic wood one!)...here 'tis

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Is it heavy? Where to get it? I like it....And I have a nice one, banana hanger style, but with green wood on the base and top, combined with chromed metal, very nice, an italian one, but this one looks better to my eyes, not sure about the sturdiness....how is it?
 
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