DrummerGeek
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A few months ago I posted about me finding a couple SP-25's in an old radio station that my father had purchased. I traded one of them to hoodie for a Rega RB-330 that I equipped with an Ortofon 2M Red.
For months I had it mounted in the section of particle board countertop I found it in. With me having a few days off for the holidays, I decided to go ahead and build a new plinth for it out of MDF and Poplar. I ordered some billet aluminum Hi-Fi feet on Amazon and combined them with machine screws and threaded wood inserts so I could have adjustable feet.
I just finished wrapping the MDF box in poplar to give it a finished look. I chose poplar because I had used it on another woodworking project a couple of years ago and I liked the natural look of it.
I've attached a few pictures of it and can provide more details if anyone is interested. I just need to order a custom acrylic dust cover for it.
Here is the finished product

Here is the MDF box that is the actual plinth, you can see the feet beneath it.
Here is picture of the box after I painted the top and attached the bottom, but without any equipment.

For months I had it mounted in the section of particle board countertop I found it in. With me having a few days off for the holidays, I decided to go ahead and build a new plinth for it out of MDF and Poplar. I ordered some billet aluminum Hi-Fi feet on Amazon and combined them with machine screws and threaded wood inserts so I could have adjustable feet.
I just finished wrapping the MDF box in poplar to give it a finished look. I chose poplar because I had used it on another woodworking project a couple of years ago and I liked the natural look of it.
I've attached a few pictures of it and can provide more details if anyone is interested. I just need to order a custom acrylic dust cover for it.
Here is the finished product

Here is the MDF box that is the actual plinth, you can see the feet beneath it.
Here is picture of the box after I painted the top and attached the bottom, but without any equipment.

