DIY Quad Stands - moved from classifieds
Re: Cambridge a&r a60
OK, so I met DavidMc today and picked up the template. Tonight I got a chance to knock up a rough wooden copy of the side cheeks in some MDF.
so heres a pic of the MDF template on one of my quads. You can see that the new cheeks are about 50mm shorter than my existing stands (based on the sheldon stokes ones at quadesl.org). Maybe more importantly though, I think that this type of stand means that we will need to keep so bit of slope on the quads. My existing ones kinda leave the speaker vertical.
I think I will continue on a make up a set, then I can compare the stokes ones to the new ones....
Fran
so heres a pic of the MDF template on one of my quads. You can see that the new cheeks are about 50mm shorter than my existing stands (based on the sheldon stokes ones at quadesl.org). Maybe more importantly though, I think that this type of stand means that we will need to keep so bit of slope on the quads. My existing ones kinda leave the speaker vertical.
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Re: Cambridge a&r a60
Quick work Fran!!
Would a tilt on the speakers affect the sound in any significant way?
Would a tilt on the speakers affect the sound in any significant way?
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Re: Cambridge a&r a60
Tilted forward = smoother soundfergus wrote:Quick work Fran!!
Would a tilt on the speakers affect the sound in any significant way?
Tilted backward = brighter sound
Re: Cambridge a&r a60
....by way of comparison with the vertical position I assume?cybot wrote:Tilted forward = smoother soundfergus wrote:Quick work Fran!!
Would a tilt on the speakers affect the sound in any significant way?
Tilted backward = brighter sound
Thanks for that BTW.
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Re: Cambridge a&r a60
Got in one Fergus :-)fergus wrote:....by way of comparison with the vertical position I assume?cybot wrote:Tilted forward = smoother soundfergus wrote:Quick work Fran!!
Would a tilt on the speakers affect the sound in any significant way?
Tilted backward = brighter sound
Thanks for that BTW.
Re: Cambridge a&r a60
My vertical ones are very refined - I wouldn't like to lose that.....
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Re: Cambridge a&r a60
Jeebus Fran, very fast work indeed. Can see from design that the more vertical the you go the more the chance your going to tip, so a slight rake seems inevitable.
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Re: DIY Quad Stands - moved from classifieds
have you a floppy drive?
Vinyl -anything else is data storage.
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Thorens TD124 Mk1 + Kuzma Stogi 12"arm, HANA Red, Gold Note PH 10 + PSU. ADI-2 Dac, Lector CDP7, Wyred4Sound pre, Airtight ATM1s, Klipsch Heresy IV, Misc Mains, RCA + XLR ICs, Tellurium Q spkr cable
Re: DIY Quad Stands - moved from classifieds
Eh yeah, and furthermore ...... huh?
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