axxman
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Thanks I am not able to send you a link, however I have more photos in the galleries area called "our desktop rigs". I made them myself out of 1/2 galvanized pipe. They are not adjustable, however I am going to think a bit, I am sure I can come up with a more adjustable design.
it wasnt the cheapest way to go, but I like the minimalistic result and it is stable. I saw quite a few diy designs but they were all a pvc pipe with a square wood block on top and a square wood block on the bottom not exactly what I wanted.
As far as working with your speakers, my speaker had metal brackets on the back designed to hang on a hook or crew. so I took wood blocks mounted them to a flange, and used one screw to hang the speaker. my speakers are not so heavy, 7-10lbs each. So it depends on if your speakers have something to hange them on, and the weight. I would say go up 1 size in pipe if your speakers are heavier than 10lbs.
the photos show this a bit better. I am looking at small wall mount brackets that I could mount on the speaker stands to make the speakers adjustable.
http://www.head-fi.org/g/a/968934/our-desktop-rigs-community-gallery/
it wasnt the cheapest way to go, but I like the minimalistic result and it is stable. I saw quite a few diy designs but they were all a pvc pipe with a square wood block on top and a square wood block on the bottom not exactly what I wanted.
As far as working with your speakers, my speaker had metal brackets on the back designed to hang on a hook or crew. so I took wood blocks mounted them to a flange, and used one screw to hang the speaker. my speakers are not so heavy, 7-10lbs each. So it depends on if your speakers have something to hange them on, and the weight. I would say go up 1 size in pipe if your speakers are heavier than 10lbs.
the photos show this a bit better. I am looking at small wall mount brackets that I could mount on the speaker stands to make the speakers adjustable.
http://www.head-fi.org/g/a/968934/our-desktop-rigs-community-gallery/