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Gear rack/stands

Here's the setup for now....going to build something similar to the 2nd & 3rd picture in the next couple months.
 

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Here is my finished rack. I thought I posted these pix in this thread, but I can't find them so I must not have.

Overall shot with new rack.
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The speakers now have the Lamda TD-15X and new copper feet I made





























 
I prefer something long and low to towers. I wanted something simple, inexpensive, has clean lines and holds lots of stuff.
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Here is my finished rack. I thought I posted these pix in this thread, but I can't find them so I must not have.

Overall shot with new rack.
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The speakers now have the Lamda TD-15X and new copper feet I made




























Has a very distinct Steampunk feel to it. I like it! :tresbon:
 
I see you survived turning the horns. Does the sound match what you were planning on? They are pretty, as is all the turned parts of your set up there.
 
Thanks all. The horns are the originals I got years ago. I've not turned any horns yet, but was working on it this past weekend.
 
I did a 3 tier double wide flexy out of some bamboo butcher block I found for really cheap. I used the beefiest All thread I could find so the whole thing is rock solid on 4 legs. I used couplers for feet too. These are the best pics I could find, sadly.

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I used 1/2" SST all thread / fasteners on my rack / stand.
It was [not] cheap ;), but the 1/2" wood I used was.
I looked at MDF, but having to buy a piece (4' x 8') large enough to side a house was a bit more than I needed.
Rubber feet came from a local mom & pop's hardware.

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I was concerned the wood I used would resonate at higher volumes, but it handled TL's Emerald cranked up with no bad vibes.

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I made some minor improvements to accommodate another TT. :D
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4' x 16" x 3/4" MDF at Home DePot for the top shelves.
Countersunk the top 316 fasteners.

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Separate shelf for the AU-717.

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A small MDF utility shelf to mount the AT 6003, rest a beverage, etc. :beer:

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Last [and final?] revision:

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All shelves have been changed out to a more robust MDF.

I have one more change in the works. stay tuned. :boring:
 

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For you guys building flexy racks, do you all have drill presses?

I haven't owned a drill press now in many years so no I didn't use one. I measured, marked and kept an eye on the bubble level on top of a battery operated drill. Both of my flexys (one plywood and one corian) managed to come out straight which is a rarity in itself for most anything I do:D.
 
That wood looks really hefty! :drool:

I used 1/2" sst all thread / fasteners on my stand.
It was cheap ;), so was the wood I used.
I looked at MDF, but having to buy a piece (4x8) large enough to side a house was a bit more than I needed.
Rubber feet came from a local mom & pop's hardware.

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I was concerned the wood I used would resonate at higher volumes, but it handled TL's Emerald cranked very well.


I can say I used a press on the smaller ones and it made it easier. Drilling pilot holes on the larger piece helped.

Love your sansui gear!


(sent from my mobile, please pardon typos)
 
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