Speaker Stands are expensive

[CKWON]

Speaker Stands are expensive

Does anyone Know any "inexpensive" Speaker Stand solutions?
Why are they trying to jack a brother so blatantly
for at least sixty bucks a pair for lousy speaker stands.
I paid much less for the surround sound speakers.

[coleslaw]

Two options:

A) Buy some wire and hang the biatches from the ceiling.

B) Buy some plywood, dowel rods, and a hole saw. Use said hole saw to cut a hole in said plywood and the bottom of said speakers. Insert dowel rod into plywood and speaker. Strategically place. Voila!

[Edited by coleslaw on 04-18-2001 at 09:15 PM]

[Betts]

We just bought those wood barstools from Wal-Mart, very
sturdy and I think they were $20 each.

[IrishSS]

Originally posted by Betts
We just bought those wood barstools from Wal-Mart, very
sturdy and I think they were $20 each.

Ahhh.... very creative... I think I'll look into that...

[ArkiStan]

My whole entertainment center is standing on bricks and plywood. When arranged neatly, a minimalist solution such as that will probably look better than most cheesy speaker stands or poorly constructed home-made wooden stands (or even bar stools..hehe)...

[M_A_C]

How could bricks and plywood look good?

[LPMiller]

I just use cheapo Target/Home Depot 11 dollar shelves. They are just the right height, and as a bonus hold DVD's well.

[ArkiStan]

Originally posted by M_A_C
How could bricks and plywood look good?

I guess you have to see it to believe it.

[coleslaw]

Well, most houses are built out of bricks and plywood, so somehow there is a way to make that look good. Maybe some vinyl siding or a fresh coat of paint will do the trick? I detect that another trip to Home Depot is in order...