[vapman]

I found this one on gearbest if youre still looking. It's not the nicest looking thing in the world, but I think I'm going to copy the concept for my own design at least.

Not bad at all....

 

[Konstantin690]

I found this one on gearbest if youre still looking. It's not the nicest looking thing in the world, but I think I'm going to copy the concept for my own design at least.

 
That's a great idea.

 

[GREQ]

I found this one on gearbest if youre still looking. It's not the nicest looking thing in the world, but I think I'm going to copy the concept for my own design at least.

I saw this one too. Pretty cool idea.
But, if I were to remake it, I wouldn't have single poles for winding the cable.
Instead I would try to design a way of winding the cables in a figure of eight around two small poles.
This will almost guarantee a tangle-free cable when taking it off the stand. 

 

[Rainmaker91]

I saw this one too. Pretty cool idea.
But, if I were to remake it, I wouldn't have single poles for winding the cable.
Instead I would try to design a way of winding the cables in a figure of eight around two small poles.
This will almost guarantee a tangle-free cable when taking it off the stand. 

I was thinking the same, the bit that I was more concerned about when making something like this would be the grooves that the IEMs are fitted in, but this seems to be working rather well. I'll probably make something like it that can be hanged on a wall, and now that you mentioned it I will use two poles for the cables

 

[daphen]

  Here are some more variations on the Ikea headphone stand.
 
 
I found this interesting shaped cutting board at Ikea and it makes a nice base.

 
 
 
All ikea parts (except for a few bolts. I will use the larger round post in the back for extra cables.

 

 

 
 
 
My latest invention: the 4 post stand! I'm going to get a few 9" square cutting boards and a lazy susan to replace the base.

 

Interesting, how did you get the metal bolts attached to the metal "hangers"? Drilling? Or is it like that by design?

 

[Allanmarcus]

 

  Here are some more variations on the Ikea headphone stand.
 
 
I found this interesting shaped cutting board at Ikea and it makes a nice base.

 
 
 
All ikea parts (except for a few bolts. I will use the larger round post in the back for extra cables.

 

 

 
 
 
My latest invention: the 4 post stand! I'm going to get a few 9" square cutting boards and a lazy susan to replace the base.

 

Interesting, how did you get the metal bolts attached to the metal "hangers"? Drilling? Or is it like that by design?

Drilled a hole and purchase some 1/2" bolts from the local hardware store.

 

[CoffeeCutie]

3d printer people:  
 
Found this:  http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1657541
 
Not mine, but looks to be a great project to download and give a whirl.

 

[potterma]

I've had an old 4" x 6" piece of pitchy pine laying around for years.  Always thought I'd use it for a project some day, and finally decided to cut a piece off and make a headphone rack.
 
 

 
It attaches to the shelf above it.  Not fancy, but it works.

 

[moosefet]

these all look great.
 
A few times I've seen these white styrofoam mannequin heads at a local shop and liked the idea of getting one and painting it up to look like a zombie or something and using as a headphone stand.

 

[Decommo]

  I've had an old 4" x 6" piece of pitchy pine laying around for years.  Always thought I'd use it for a project some day, and finally decided to cut a piece off and make a headphone rack.
 
 

 
It attaches to the shelf above it.  Not fancy, but it works.

 
Wow. That earpads look huge... Is it HM5 angled velour earpad on HE500?

 

[potterma]

   
Wow. That earpads look huge... Is it HM5 angled velour earpad on HE500?

No, Audeze veggan pads on HE-6.

 

[grape ape]

 
Every time I try to make a headphone stand it turns out horrific. 

 

[Myk28]

haha Holy crap that's terrifying

 

[grape ape]

I don't like it so much that it's come back around to the other side and I like it. I'm going to keep using it as my stand. I took a moodier picture of it.
 

 

[WAAM]

   
That's a great idea.

Great idea? Imagine how "irritating" it is to wind those IEM cables around those tiny sticks and how it will make cables like "springs" when You start to use them. 
Imho, not a good and thought-through practical idea