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wow nice work dude....you could make a fortune from them 
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I made a small batch and started selling them for cheap on a JBL forum. If there's a demand, then I will perhaps start promoting them. But for now, I prefer to let keep it low key.
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Little follow-up of a temporary installation. New self standing stands coming in next week.
Driver is JBL 2441 with original diaphragm. Tweeter is 2405 also with original diaphragm. Thorat adapter is JBL's 2328 but I will soon have some 1" thick CNC machined adapters.
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Lovely job.Clap
Be seeing you.
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nice work CNC machineClap
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Very good work. I've also seen them in ply. Cutting through the laminations made then look quite colourful, especially after the lacquer is applied.
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Hi Tony.
Yes, 13 ply quality plywood finished on both sides would indeed look very nice. It should be the same high density as HDF. Wether I put a sheet of HDF or Russian plywood, it will work the same ;-) The process is unchanged. The same CNC machine.
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Following the theme of the aluminum fins, I have also produced a small batch of stands that work with all drivers woth a 4x4" bolt pattern. Look's like Captain Kirk's Enterprise on top of my 4520s ;-)









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I have to take my hat off to you, your design work is second to none!
it's all just cardboard and magnets really
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Like your stand, very elegant and a lot better than everything just plonked on top of the biggest speaker.
music is the message
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Top marks, the stand does indeed make it look a bit 'enterprise' like. Nice job.
It's all about the music & the vibe, so enjoy it while you can.
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Could be Starship Enterprise or some of the vehicles from Star War. ;-)

The stands also work with the bigger JBL 2350/2445 combination. But these are heavyyyy...
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