Show us your TT stands

[cube-tube]

Nothing fancy, but it works, is sturdy and I don't seem to have any issues with foot falls in our 2nd floor apartment.

With a few of my most recent LP purchases. Sorry for the crummy iPhone pic. It doesn't like low lighting all that much.

 

[rnorton]

This is an old (antique?) library table. It used to hold a huge show aquarium at my wifes friends office. She gave it to us, and in this picture it was holding nearly 400lbs of TT's.
Sturdy? Like a rock.
I made a flexi-rack to fit between its legs to hold the other TT, amplifier, cable tv box, and digishizzer thingie.

Post 1K for me!

I'm very curious about the rock that you're using as an arm rest on that monster TT on the upper left.

 

[mfrench]

I'm very curious about the rock that you're using as an arm rest on that monster TT on the upper left.

Another, closer view, different angle:

The rock adds dimension to the soundstage, tightens the bass, makes the mids smooth like a hot knife through melted butter, and the highs as if they were the wings of angels.

But, in truth,... its a rock from the garden that had a flat bottom, and flat top, was the perfect right height for,.... a hand-steady, for putting the tonearm down onto the record.
The arm is a unipivot, which are notoriously tippy, and the rock allows for precise smooth placement of the arm onto the record.

 

[rnorton]

Another, closer view, different angle:

The rock adds dimension to the soundstage, tightens the bass, makes the miss smooth like a hot knife through melted butter, and the hits as if they were the wings of angels.

But, in truth,... its a rock from the garden that had a flat bottom, and flat top, was the perfect right height for,.... a hand-steady for putting the tonearm down onto the record.
The arm is a unipivot, which are notoriously tippy, and the rock allows for precise smooth placement of the arm onto the record.

Cool. That's a very odd, almost steampunk arm.

 

[mfrench]

Its a DIY arm I made, called the RatsPaw, and its holder, the RatsTrap. I've got about $1 in new parts invested in it. The rest is free garage junk from various other projects.
If you're interested, there is a link in my sig-line that has a bunch of DIY project links, including the 'Paw.