[dlosborne]

It's silver-platted copper busbar stock; left over scrap after building a 4160V switchgear.

 

[killer_andy]

lol , i dont have any headphone stands , - except my nick - , just havnt thought about it

 

[ludoo]

Very simple, very quick to "build", very cheap

this is how it looks without the headphones and the neoprene foam padding

 

[applevalleyjoe]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ludoo /img/forum/go_quote.gif Very simple, very quick to "build", very cheap this is how it looks without the headphones and the neoprene foam padding

Hey, Great idea! I like it

We can call it "the Starving Student's Headphone Rack".

 

[IceClass]

That's more like the "already starved" student rack.

 

[thatwunguy]

http://www.koss.com/koss/kossweb.nsf/p?openform&pc^ac^HoldaPhone_Black

I've been thinking of getting/making a headphone stand for my new ad700 and I found this thing. It may be cool to try to make something that incorporates a couple of these, but I haven't quite figured out what I'd like to do. Do you guys have any suggestions?

I want it to be a stand that can take up a only a little space and will sit atop my desktop speaker that are quite deep.

 

[cyberspyder]

Could I see more of the cardboard speakers?

 

[ludoo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberspyder /img/forum/go_quote.gif Could I see more of the cardboard speakers?

I built them just because I was bored and had an extra pair of SFI drivers (the planar bipole drivers we use to make headphones in the ortho thread) and some stiff cardboard. They are half-scale Cyburgs Needles.

They must be all wrong as there's no data for the drivers apart from theit impedance (32ohm). They make sound, but I would not consider them audiophile material.

I use them to watch rugby or football games on my PC.

 

[BMWWW]

Quote:

Originally Posted by applevalleyjoe /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hey, Great idea! I like it We can call it "the Starving Student's Headphone Rack".

Quote:

Originally Posted by IceClass /img/forum/go_quote.gif That's more like the "already starved" student rack.

I think I win for the most 'student-like' headphone stand.

I was browsing ikea today, and here they are.

$1 CND for 2 stands. Beat that!

 

[Catcher]

My contribution to the what Phallic symbol have you invented to hang your cans on.

A door stopper I bought today

 

[Catcher]

My contribution to the what phallic symbol do you hang your cans on thread.

 

[BMWWW]

My second stand for my other desk at university:

 

[NeonPirateKing]

My own headphone stand that I made in Woodwork/tech class.

 

[manaox2]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ludoo /img/forum/go_quote.gif I built them just because I was bored and had an extra pair of SFI drivers (the planar bipole drivers we use to make headphones in the ortho thread) and some stiff cardboard. They are half-scale Cyburgs Needles. They must be all wrong as there's no data for the drivers apart from theit impedance (32ohm). They make sound, but I would not consider them audiophile material. I use them to watch rugby or football games on my PC.

Your lamp looks a little like an orange drop Polypropylene capacitor to me in that picture, that is pretty cool.

 

[a19als]

a lot good idea here! Thanks!