DIY LSiC stand
pearsall001
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It was a perfect weekend to putz around so I figured I'd make a stand for my LSiC. I always had it placed on top of the TV & it was very close to the ceiling. I was happy with it's performance but I knew it could be improved. I used the existing amp stand as a base & I must say it worked out extremely well. My wife was even happy with the new look compared to being mounted on the TV. The difference in sound is quite noticable over the top mounted position. The LSiC really meshes in with the 15's & the new soundstage is remarkable! I'm very glad I decided to make the switch. I know a lot of guys swear that the LSiC responds extremely well to mods but for now the new sound has me very content. Maybe I'll consider looking into the mod down the road a bit.
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That looks like the perfect place for it, and the base makes sense and looks great!
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swegyptian wrote: »That looks like the perfect place for it, and the base makes sense and looks great!
It does make a world of difference from it's original location on top of the TV. Better soundstage, vocals are more distinct, & the blending with my LSi15 mains is all the more evident. -
Have the tweeter from the center closer to the mains will make the soundstage more coherent."He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
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Looks good Phil.
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Nice job Phil.
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Looking good!
Is the center stand drilled into the granite or just sitting on top? -
Cool!
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You have a rottie? Couldn't help but noticing the little statuette - I love mine.
Great setup!Do you hear that buzzing noise?
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Looking good!
Is the center stand drilled into the granite or just sitting on top?
Just sitting on top of the granite, with rubber feet on the bottom of the wood.Monster Jam wrote: »You have a rottie? Couldn't help but noticing the little statuette - I love mine.
Great setup!
All 155lbs of him!!! Jake is going on 15yrs old & is still doing well. The Vet just shakes her head & can't believe he's still with us. Thanks!
