basman
500+ Head-Fier
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I been playing around with the different headphone stands for the last 2 weeks or so. I never really hit on the look of one I liked. So last Wednesday, while sitting at my ugly, old, falling apart computer stand it came to me. Why not build a new desk and make the headphone stand part of it and, add a spot for amps and what not. So I spent the evening drawing up different desks and finally hit on one I kind of liked. So Friday off to the lumber store I went and started the building process. I am still 100% its what I want or will settle on, but its atleast functional and a heck of a lot better than what I had been using since moving the man cave from the upstairs to the dungeon....I mean basement......lol
Well anyway here is a couple pictures of the current listening station. Nothing really elaborate, but its functional and suites me well. At least for the time being.
Pictures are taken from my iPhone and I am about the farthest thing from a photographer that you will ever find. Sorry for the crappy pics, but its the best I can do.
I hope you're kidding. How much would these cost? Gah.
in all seriousness how do you like the Mapleshade rack?
I was looking at one myself recently (or at least one of their TT stands). Is it sturdy enough? I'm honestly a little confused about how it all goes together.
Its very, very sturdy! I like it a lot. It went togeter pretty easy, but you do need two people to do it. And note that it's very heavy. Basically you have 4 threaded poles, you put the footers on the end of each pole, slide a shelf down (which steadies the whole thing) and then you have a bunch of nicely machined brass rings that thread down and lock the shelves where you want them. Since it is all thread, you can put the shelves anywhere. Only tool you need is a level for the shelves.
People...is it really necessary to keep quoting the same post and include all the pictures in it? Just sayin'.
That red sleeve going into AKGs really does look nice, is it Nylon?
What a neat looking amp! How do you like it?