[deka-fi]

I also have these supports Ikea, there seems to be a better solution?

 

[GREQ]

  I also have these supports Ikea, there seems to be a better solution?

 
It's a nice idea - but any headphone with a significant amount of padding under the headband will become creased/dented in that area over time. 
Many pro headphone stands have curved/arched tops to evenly distribute the weight.
 

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In fact, I did not expect these opinions so negative, in my opinion for a portable headphone is not so bad.

Agreed - for simple headphones, a simple solution works best. 
Putting a simple headphone on a fine-art masterful piece of carpentry (or anything else expensive) would look ridiculous. 

 

[deka-fi]

I just want to point out that the headphones are not mine, I posted the photo I took from the insertion of an ebay seller who sells this stand.
I am very careful in purchasing, I would never buy a headset like that

 

[deka-fi]

  Nooooo
 
please no to both!!!

 
I just want to point out that the headphones are not mine, I posted the photo I took from the insertion of an ebay seller who sells this stand.
I am very careful in purchasing, I would never buy a headset like that

 

[deka-fi]

   
It's a nice idea - but any headphone with a significant amount of padding under the headband will become creased/dented in that area over time. 
Many pro headphone stands have curved/arched tops to evenly distribute the weight.
 
Agreed - for simple headphones, a simple solution works best. 
Putting a simple headphone on a fine-art masterful piece of carpentry (or anything else expensive) would look ridiculous. 

 
Wishing I could be applied onto the surface of the substrate, a bit of spongy material and chewy, would be fine?

 

[GREQ]

Yup - if you wanted a space-saving design that uses a smaller surface area, a foam/sponge/cushioning material would help prevent wear and tear over time. 
 
My DIY stand uses a metal road covered in copper-water-pipe insulation foam. So far so good.

 

[deka-fi]

  Yup - if you wanted a space-saving design that uses a smaller surface area, a foam/sponge/cushioning material would help prevent wear and tear over time. 
 
My DIY stand uses a metal road covered in copper-water-pipe insulation foam. So far so good.

Seems like a good idea

 

[Makiah S]

That hook would be perfect for a portable headphone.

If you look back through this thread there are HD800's hanging on a $5 RocketFish plastic headphone stand.

 
 

   
It's a nice idea - but any headphone with a significant amount of padding under the headband will become creased/dented in that area over time. 
Many pro headphone stands have curved/arched tops to evenly distribute the weight.
 
Agreed - for simple headphones, a simple solution works best. 
Putting a simple headphone on a fine-art masterful piece of carpentry (or anything else expensive) would look ridiculous. 

 
Yea the Woo Audio Stand is not much better, but I have a thick skull although i honestly feel my jerry Rigged old Hangar stands were the best, they where very wide but uglier than sin they where 

 

[enoyzzaj]

Sunday morning.  Time for the "Tap Handle of the Week" Headphone Stand.
 
 

 

[n0str3ss]

  Sunday morning.  Time for the "Tap Handle of the Week" Headphone Stand.
 
 

 

[Makiah S]

  Sunday morning.  Time for the "Tap Handle of the Week" Headphone Stand.
 
 

 
I'd like to know where he get's those Tap Handles :O 

 

[n0str3ss]

   
I'd like to know where he get's those Tap Handles :O 

 
Obviously he just walks into bars with a sledgeghammer.

 

[FRESHPINETRICKZ]

Using my homemade stereo's lid as a headphone stand.

 

[n0str3ss]

Using my homemade stereo's lid as a headphone stand.

 
Haha

 

[vixr]

MHSS made to hold my phones...