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Gear / Technical Help => Playback Forum => Topic started by: jpschust on April 27, 2004, 01:16:24 AM
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OK, here is the question of the moment for me:
I need to get a stand for my audio stuff. First off, is there a reccomended company to look at- my stuff is pretty heavy.
I have a DAC, Pre, DVD Transport, and Amp all to place and eventually I want to add another Amp for biamping purposes.
Also,
Does anyone use those points for the bottom of their gear? I see them all over the place, but not sure if they are worth the cash.
Thanks,
Jonny
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Build a TNT Flexy! I did it the week before I moved and just brought all the finished parts with me to assemble it.
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this is going to sound really bad, but with the time frame im on, i want to get something that doesnt require me searching all around for stuff, even if i have to pay more. that unit looks really nice (the first link on google brought me right to it) but i just dont have the time to build it and find all the parts.
I have under 2 weeks to graduation, 6 days of which im spending traveling. The days I'm not traveling I'm taking finals or working on my thesis. Then I have to be in DC 5 days after I graduate. Then 8 days after that school starts again- between that schedule and trying to move in to my place in DC I don't think building it in any reasonable amount of time seems feasible. now if you wanted to build one for me :-)
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Build a TNT Flexy! I did it the week before I moved and just brought all the finished parts with me to assemble it.
that's pretty cool... thanks!
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If you think that's cool, check out how GOOD they can look!
http://members.cox.net/~tonyptx/homeaudio/flexyrack/ (http://members.cox.net/~tonyptx/homeaudio/flexyrack/)
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hey matt, wanna build me one :-)
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If you have the tools, it'd be a fun project. You just need one sunny weekend and time to kill. I used 18x24" boards with a light-colored stain and wax. I think I used 3 coats of stain. When you get in the area you're welcome to see my results. Not quite as good as that guy's!
The boards were actually 24x36" but I had them cut in half. Do yourself a favor and make sure that cut is made well and both halves are really halves! I had them do it at home depot b/c I didn't have a circular saw and that edge is still messed up, even after sanding forever.