| Audio Tweaks - Submitted DIY Projects |
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Rob's Speaker Stands
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| Project Information |
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| Submitted by: |
Robert Wong |
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Wongr024@hawaii.rr.com |
| Other: |
If you build these stands by following Robert's instructions and/or by using
his diagram please thank Robert with a $5
donation. To arrange this please contact him directly.
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| Diagram: |
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The Basics |
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I set out to build a speaker
stand that I could make using average mechanical skills
that would be 1 - functional, 2 - very pleasing to look
at and 3 - affordable (about $100 to construct), but
looks more expensive than it really is.
These stands were made for B&W 601 s3's so the
dimensions are for about 22.5" high stands as that
is where the tweeters are at about my ear level when I
am sitting on my couch. I am a short person only
5'-5" tall. To get the right height for yourself
you can measure the distance from your ears in your
sitting position to the floor. When you get that
measurement (mine was about 33"), you subtract the
measurement from your tweeter to the bottom of the
speaker and you end up with the total height that your
stands should be (including spikes). So, if your ear
height was about 38" from the floor and your
tweeters are about 12" from the bottom of the
speaker then your stands would have to be around
26" high total, give or take an inch or so. This
would make your 4 tubes around 23" long. I made
mine so that the tweeter was a little higher than my
ears. |
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