HI Jeff,
I made my own stands for my B&W 802 series 3 speakers as follows.
I bought a 12"x15"x1" piece of maple butcher block at Menards (local Home Depot type). I bought 1/4" thick rolls of cork at Ben Franklin craft store. I glued the cork to the butcher blocks. I added brass cones from ACI that I replaced the insert with a wood screw type dowel. The cones are about 1.5 " high, plus the wood/cork. I put the factory 802 spikes in the threaded spot on the speakers and set them on top directly into the cork.
The result is the speakers are raised about 3" and are rock solid. The look is not good. I intend to go back to the lumber yard and put some molding around the base to finish it off.
For my two cents, I thought this worked well. Much was plagerized from the Mapleshade website.
Regards,
Paul
I made my own stands for my B&W 802 series 3 speakers as follows.
I bought a 12"x15"x1" piece of maple butcher block at Menards (local Home Depot type). I bought 1/4" thick rolls of cork at Ben Franklin craft store. I glued the cork to the butcher blocks. I added brass cones from ACI that I replaced the insert with a wood screw type dowel. The cones are about 1.5 " high, plus the wood/cork. I put the factory 802 spikes in the threaded spot on the speakers and set them on top directly into the cork.
The result is the speakers are raised about 3" and are rock solid. The look is not good. I intend to go back to the lumber yard and put some molding around the base to finish it off.
For my two cents, I thought this worked well. Much was plagerized from the Mapleshade website.
Regards,
Paul