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Yamaha NS-1000 best speaker stands poll  

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2 hours ago, evil c said:

Prefer no.2 the Skylan style stands.
Built my own when I had a pair of NS1000M'S

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I did a search on the Skylan and they sure look like they are built for task. Thanks for the recommendation.

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2 hours ago, THOMO said:

How about these ones I made in ebonised jarrah?

These are with NS75TS which have identical dimensions to the NS1000s.They also sound much better!

 

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These look like awesome speakers and the stands are a standout! Great job.

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48 minutes ago, kelossus said:

I always liked the stands Kenrick Sound make. I think they are very similiar to the original stands NS1000 stands.

 

http://kenricksound.com/blogimages/MrYoshida1.jpg

 

 

Yes these are bulkier versions of the original stands.  The model number is SPS-500 and you can still get them from Japan if you like them or build your own.

http://www.hifido.co.jp/KWyamaha/G1/E/30-10/C16-07558-13413-00/

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20 hours ago, Ancientflatulence said:

Mine

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They look nice and solid ... filled with lead shot?

 

 

13 hours ago, jeromelang said:

Avoid using metal....!

 

Yes ... why avoid using metal?

 

11 hours ago, Sir Sanders Zingmore said:

Why?

 

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2 hours ago, Ancientflatulence said:

Each stand weighs 45kg ........... so I only filled them with kitty litter so that the tube was not empty ............ :) ........ I hate to think what they would weigh with lead shot ........

 

Now that's what I'm talking about! ... nice and solid :)

 

 

 

These are the stands I built for my previous speakers ... I don't have the speakers any more but still have the stands.

 

By comparison they are only 220mm high but also weigh 45kg.

 

The base is 25mm mild steel ... the post is 75mm heavy wall RHS filled with lead shot ... and the top plate is 50mm mild steel ... spiked of course :P

 

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My stands are home made ....... and painted (which sadly is fairly obvious) .......... must get them powdercoated one day ........ :) 

 

 

9 hours ago, Sierra said:

 

Now that's what I'm talking about! ... nice and solid :)

 

 

 

These are the stands I built for my previous speakers ... I don't have the speakers any more but still have the stands.

 

By comparison they are only 220mm high but also weigh 45kg.

 

The base is 25mm mild steel ... the post is 75mm heavy wall RHS filled with lead shot ... and the top plate is 50mm mild steel ... spiked of course :P

 

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There IS no such thing as overkill ............. :)

 

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5 hours ago, Ancientflatulence said:

My stands are home made ....... and painted (which sadly is fairly obvious) .......... must get them powdercoated one day ........ :) 

 

 

 

There IS no such thing as overkill ............. :)

 

 

I had a fair idea your stands were home made ... you don't find stands that solid in a store. :)

 

How did you make your legs ... cut and welded or did you have access to a big ar$e break press?

 

Yep ... nothing wrong with overkill ... :P

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I followed this thread:

 

http://liquidaudio.com.au/diy-yamaha-ns1000m-speaker-stands/

 

All wood was chopped to size for free at Bunnings.  Glued the tops together and sanded back and gave an undercoat and a couple of coats of gloss black.  Use a foam roller.  I then used some Sorbothane pads to rest the speakers on.  Solid as a rock and looked the part.

 

 

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