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looking for pics of ADS L810's on stands

Frode365

Frode365

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Good Morning.

As the subject states we are getting ready to set up a new (well new to the room) system in our family room. It will Be L810's and I am hoping to gather some images on different stands to help with the aesthetic value. In this room, aesthetic is just as important as anything else. I have seen the original kangaroo stands and likely will not be trying to search out a set of those, thinking something a little lower and on wood for the style of this room. Images of 710's would help too as the overall look of the speaker is very much the same. This is not a critical listening space so a little tilt over looking for the perfect tweeter height is ok.

thank you in advance for any ideas/images
 
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Google>Ads L810 on stands> enter, then select ‘images’ in the small print at top that offers all, videos, images, shopping and such. Or selecting one on the images might convert the search to an image search. Not ak specific.

leesonic

Thread 'Build your own speaker stands - with pictures and directions'

Want a quick and easy way to make some speaker stands? Well, look no further. I've made several pairs of these now, and thought this time I would take some pictures and share them. All you need is a sheet of 3/4" plywood, a length of 2x6, wood screws, a drill and maybe an impact gun.

The first step is to cut the wood. I bought a sheet of Birch veneered 3/4" plywood in a 2'x4' sheet from Lowe's. Despite the guy telling me they don't make "project cuts" when I asked, he proceeded to cut the sheet into eight 12" squares. The panel saw they used kind of splintered the edges on one side, but...

This thread has some stands made but leesonic, a flyer from Plateau showing a number of stands they made that would be simple to duplicate. I made a set based on the Dahlquist box speaker stand ST-9 that look similar to what leesonic made.

Here is the thread on using good vintage* materials to build those stands for my DQM905s

Blue Shadow

Thread 'New speaker stands, recycling old desk and speaker box.'

I got a set of Dahlquist DQM-905 speakers a few years ago and have been thinking about stands for them. There was a speaker stand offered when they were a current model and it seems more than adequate. Original DQM stands:
ST-9 for DQM.jpg
@sunvalleylaw posted the dimensions of them here: Dahlquist ST-9 stands, pictures, dimensions in HERE! | Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion Forums

I have access to an old oak veneer IBM business desk and have already made an amp stand with a chunk of one side. That left me with a chunk 36" long and about 10" wide, easy to make...
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* I did not want to suffer through the lower quality sound that happens before a unit has been burned in.
 
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