Audio stand???

Joe04 · 28th March 2004, 10:42 PM

I've been looking for plans for a DIY audio stand. I posted earlier:

DIY stand/rack

I am very much interested in the "X" design of the flex-stand. However, i have read a lot about vibration feet, such as the ones from BrightStar Audio. Am i better off with the "X" design without the feet or a regular "square" design with absorption feet?

Thanks,
Joe

r0cket- · 28th March 2004, 11:26 PM

No reason you can't do both. I recall that TNT Audio suggested using pumice blocks under the feet of the flexy table.

One thing to consider with the X design is that you probably lose some of the damping qualities of the regular flexy table design, as there's less surface area to apply damping material to.

28th March 2004, 10:42 PM	#1
Joe04 diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: New Jersey	Audio stand??? I've been looking for plans for a DIY audio stand. I posted earlier: DIY stand/rack I am very much interested in the "X" design of the flex-stand. However, i have read a lot about vibration feet, such as the ones from BrightStar Audio. Am i better off with the "X" design without the feet or a regular "square" design with absorption feet? Thanks, Joe

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28th March 2004, 11:26 PM	#2
r0cket- diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Portland, OR	No reason you can't do both. I recall that TNT Audio suggested using pumice blocks under the feet of the flexy table. One thing to consider with the X design is that you probably lose some of the damping qualities of the regular flexy table design, as there's less surface area to apply damping material to.

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