[kalbee]

Yes that one is the Dero D560. There is also the D1000 elsewhere in my room.
The red one is the Music People, yes, with the guts of that brown HP-2 as you know. I didn't post pictures yet but I split the original headband in two. It doesn't go nearly as far apart as HD25's but that was essentially the idea to split the support area to distinct locations.

 

[inasafeplace]

I am looking for headphone stands like the famous ROOMs Audio Line series but they're quite expansive at 80-120 Euros... models I would like right now are those:
 
http://www.thomann.de/gb/rooms_audio_typ_fs_s_headphone_stand.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/rooms_audio_typ_iii_n_headphone_stand.htm
 
Anyone knows of any other company that makes some at a more reasonable price, like for example the ones they make at The Wooden Shop (http://thewoodenshop.com/) (45 USD). The guy at Wooden Shop said he's working on some other models but maybe some other companies make wooden stands and have a certain variety of models to choose from...

 

[Ptruslow]

i was thinking about building a headphone stand myself, but i walked into my garage and stumbled upon a brass doorstop. i bolted that to my desk, and away i went. i will post pictures tomorrow.

 

[00birdy]

Here it is... solid aluminum.  took no special skills just sand paper and a drill press or lathe to make the holes. 
Can't decide if I want to polish it.. I kind of like it as it is.
 

 

 
 
 

 

[TrollDragon]

Nice job 00birdy!
I'd shine it right up but that's just me.

 

 

 

[putente]

Wow, that looks very good and very professional, 00birdy! Congratulations on your work... 

 

[samsquanch]

As a born and bred Marylander, your stand makes me want crabs...

 

[sphinxvc]

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As a born and bred Marylander, your stand makes me want crabs...

 
Then there's a good chance you already have what you want.  
 
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Here it is... solid aluminum.  took no special skills just sand paper and a drill press or lathe to make the holes. 
Can't decide if I want to polish it.. I kind of like it as it is.
 

 
Where did you source these?  

 

[potatoos]

It might be hard to tell from the pictures, but I bent a coat hanger around a support under my desk. The clearance in between the support and the glass of the desk allows the hanger to slot through. Any weight put down on the hanger is sent up to the underside of the desk, with that front of the support acting as a pivot, and the back of the support, where the hanger catches on, prevents it from falling off.

As you can see, I have cables running all over the place.
 
 
 

 
 
With my sock modded Superlux HD662F. (side note, I don't like putting strain on the padding of the headband of headphones in general,as it leaves an imprint, but I have modded the headband so that it is as far up as it can go, maxed out by the metal bands along the top.)
 

 
 
Man, my desk looks cluttered, and all of these amazing designs make my make shift stand look like crap, but it is pretty darn effective. I have had two hanging comfortably on there at once.

 

[samsquanch]

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Then there's a good chance you already have what you want.  
 

 
Never heard that before, I like it!

 

[sphinxvc]

Lol.  =]

 

[BillsonChang007]

what material you use? 

 

[WayneStuart]

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Here it is... solid aluminum.  took no special skills just sand paper and a drill press or lathe to make the holes. 
Can't decide if I want to polish it.. I kind of like it as it is.
 
 
 
 

 
 

Very nice , Buff it up real good and put some "clear" on to keep it that way

 

[00birdy]

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Then there's a good chance you already have what you want.  
 
 
Where did you source these?  

www.speedymetals.com , cost around $25-35 depending on the diameter.   Almost the same as the cheap chinese plastic.
theres a few other sites too but speedy has a ton of selection and you can get very specific sizes.

thanks everyone

 

[Mikael109]

I had a few chunks of zebrawood laying around so I built a quick stand out of them.
 
Crappy photos since I'm at work..
 

 
 

 
 
Pretty simple but I like the way it turned out.