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Sun, Sep 5 2010, 5:44PM
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Apologies if this has been asked for before , but I`m looking for a headphone stand for a birthday present for my brother in Law and one for my self as well. It`s to accomodate only ONE pair. (Bose Triports.)

Any ideas where I could source one.. Thankyou in advance.

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Sun, Sep 5 2010, 5:47PM
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Re: Stand for Headphones

I think that the Sieveking Sound Omega is stunning. £95 each.

    

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Mon, Sep 6 2010, 11:54AM
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Re: Stand for Headphones

I used to use a wigstand. It was made of polystyrene, covered with dark green felt. Looked real cool, I thought then (mid 70s), with the headphones and a pair of sunglasses. Even better when I put a couple of tiny red neon lights in the eyes attached to a battery. OH didn't like it, thought it was scary!


Ebay have some if you go that route.


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Mon, Sep 6 2010, 7:03PM
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Re: Stand for Headphones

Banana stands/hangers are a popular & cheap solution. Have a Google.

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Tue, Sep 7 2010, 7:06PM
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Re: Stand for Headphones
Crocodile:

Banana stands/hangers are a popular & cheap solution. Have a Google.

Have a look on ebay for banana hangers, they're cheap to buy.

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Tue, Sep 14 2010, 4:09AM
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I am using my bedside lamp for my headphone stand Smile


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Wed, Sep 22 2010, 9:36PM
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Re: Stand for Headphones

http://www.museumselection.co.uk/product-Phrenology-Head-8542/

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Thu, Sep 23 2010, 1:07AM
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Re: Stand for Headphones

Check google.


 



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