Anyone had a shot at this?
I'm looking to make two to mount my Sonos One's on. I'm not a fan of blocky wood and love the look of some of the more "minimal" stands such as the GT Studio Stand:1 (which does not suit the Sonos One, just the Play:1)
I assume the idea is to have the most stable platform so the speakers movement is translated into moving air rather than moving stands, but is there some science in the base and/or floor spikes? Materials? Etc....
Thanks
I'm looking to make two to mount my Sonos One's on. I'm not a fan of blocky wood and love the look of some of the more "minimal" stands such as the GT Studio Stand:1 (which does not suit the Sonos One, just the Play:1)
I assume the idea is to have the most stable platform so the speakers movement is translated into moving air rather than moving stands, but is there some science in the base and/or floor spikes? Materials? Etc....
Thanks