I am now on my third piece of furniture for my headphone system. Last try was a TV stand as I thought that the length, along with my shelving would accommodate everything I own. And I was correct. However, what I didn't count on was that having a 41" table injects some ergonomic problems next to my lazy boy. You can't access the full length of the table while remaining seated. I thought about building a custom stand but was quickly dissuaded by two factors: I have no talent for building things and I am too poor to buy something really nice.
After browsing Amazon dozens of times, I settled on a cheapie solution with the right dimensions. The stand is nothing beautiful or high quality, but excels at functionality. Everything is easily within reach from my chair beside it.
Top is perfect height (24") for my laptop/mouse and the amps are easily reachable.
I had the same problem, as I keep buying more gear (tape decks, sacd spinner, turn table, et al. ) I finally just bought a table from IKEA to hold it all. Your solution looks nice; mine looks like a customer service work bench.
I mod all my headphones - all of em get improvement from modding/fine tuining except one- anyone care to guess which one?
Just a hand full of my current modded headphones
Definitely my most versatile combo as desktop (with a proper DC input) and "on the way" system .. I just get an incredibly airy headphone for a closed headphone and, of course, really deep and clear ultra low frequencies for a closed headphone !!!
I love this combo.
That's my 2-channel setup, not my HP rig and I didn't want to derail this thread (like I do most others ). And as much grief as I've given you over your turntable setup, you didn't think I was a vinyl guy?
It's a Nottingham Ace-Space with the Ace-Space arm, a later/improved version of the original Spacedeck.
That's my 2-channel setup, not my HP rig and I didn't want to derail this thread (like I do most others ). And as much grief as I've given you over your turntable setup, you didn't think I was a vinyl guy?
It's a Nottingham Ace-Space with the Ace-Space arm, a later/improved version of the original Spacedeck.
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