Tools and Hardware you used to setup your systems

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3db

Audioholic Slumlord
XEagleDriver

XEagleDriver

Audioholic Chief
One suggestion.
Adding pics of your setup would help put the various links in context.
Cheers,
XEagleDriver

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lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
The two clamping wall mounts seem to have the same capacity spec....there are various clones of this type of mount out there....I have the Pinpoint AM-40s which were the only ones of that type I found at the time I got them (12 years ago?)....and VideoSecu also has similar. Hadn't seen yours before, tho. Now I'm starting to understand your screen name :)
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
I have used a coupla speaker wall mounts, the Pinpoint AM=40s being the most capable. have also used some of their ball clamp type mounts. Have also used a variety of I think Sanus brand tilt and swivel mounts I wasn't as crazy about, altho for a really light speaker worked okay. Pretty generic on speaker stands, VTI for the most part, as well as some adjustable height and clamping style lightweight ones from parts-express I can't remember the brand of (@ryanosaur has the same and modified the base for more stability). I've built several risers for speakers from plywood.

The only wall tv mount I've used I made french cleat style with some 2x4s. Got a Perlesmith vesa style stand not long ago as I needed a smaller base than the splayed feet style stand that tv came with.

For measurement use a Dayton OmniMic V2 and a freebie mic boom with purchase from parts-express.com. Also have a couple miniDSP 2x4s (but not the HD, have an unbalanced and a balanced version).

Then there's the woodworking tools I got to build some subs with (well at least part of the motivation for purchasing tools :) ), and I guess my Jasper jigs for cutting out baffles would be the most specific to the diy subs....
 
WookieGR

WookieGR

Full Audioholic
I have used a coupla speaker wall mounts, the Pinpoint AM=40s being the most capable. have also used some of their ball clamp type mounts. Have also used a variety of I think Sanus brand tilt and swivel mounts I wasn't as crazy about, altho for a really light speaker worked okay. Pretty generic on speaker stands, VTI for the most part, as well as some adjustable height and clamping style lightweight ones from parts-express I can't remember the brand of (@ryanosaur has the same and modified the base for more stability). I've built several risers for speakers from plywood.

The only wall tv mount I've used I made french cleat style with some 2x4s. Got a Perlesmith vesa style stand not long ago as I needed a smaller base than the splayed feet style stand that tv came with.

For measurement use a Dayton OmniMic V2 and a freebie mic boom with purchase from parts-express.com. Also have a couple miniDSP 2x4s (but not the HD, have an unbalanced and a balanced version).

Then there's the woodworking tools I got to build some subs with (well at least part of the motivation for purchasing tools :) ), and I guess my Jasper jigs for cutting out baffles would be the most specific to the diy subs....
I used the Jasper years back around 2001 when building sonotube subs. I recently replaced it with the Milescraft 1219 CircleGuideKit which looks like the Millennium Falcon.



Here are the subs I built with this kit in the past few years:
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All of those build videos are on my YouTube channel linked in my sig.
 
WookieGR

WookieGR

Full Audioholic
I'm still on the fence on whether or not I want to buy the MiniDSP and Umik2 since they inherently go against the philosophy of my channel content. However, I have been asked enough times to post REW measurements of my sonotube DIY sub builds. The more I'm asked, the more curious I get about them.
 
ryanosaur

ryanosaur

Audioholic Overlord
OK... I'll play. :D

TV Wall Mount:

Monitor Isolation Pads (to protect finish on Piano Black Speakers):

Repurposed Metro Rack with Solid Shelves as my gear stand.

VTI stands, 36" RF for Surrounds

Rear Speaker Wall mounts:
And the adapter plate:

Outriggers for Bass Cabinet Platforms:

Bass cabinet platforms are repurposed scrap from a local custom concrete shop doing coutertops and other architectural formed concrete.

Mic stand:

Adapter for mic stand (for Audyssey Mic or other such gear)
:

SVS Soundpath Isolation Feet for bass cabinets
(Got these from a "fire sale!")

Monoprice Gigaswitch, 8 port:

APC Power Strips (12 and 10 outlets, both)

Phillips Hue Lighting with Bridge.

All cables are Monoprice:
Monoprice Choice 12 awg speaker cable
Monoprice certified premium HDMI (4K)
Monoprice High Quality Subwoofer Cables
Monoprice Cat6a Ethernet
Monoprice Affinity Banana Plugs (straight)
Monoprice 90º (affinity) Banana Plugs
...except for:
Interconnects are old stereo RCAs from Rat Shack, ripped apart into mono cords. :)
and
Rocketfish Toslink for sending TV Audio back to the AVR

Photos are spread out in these threads:
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
Gone thru a coupla 300' reels of monoprice 12g, lots of Sewell Silverback plugs, several sets of Neutrik XLR and Speak-ons using Belden stock....
 

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