Another Homestudioguy DIY Project: Tube MP Stand

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Another Homestudioguy DIY Project: Tube MP Stand

Post by bobg (homestudioguy) » Fri Nov 16, 2007 7:01 pm

I know for a fact that there are hundreds and hundreds of thousands of Tube MP units in this world including their different versions and dbx, Behringer, and other clones.

With a $10 trip to Lowe?s Hardware plus a trip to the local metal shop, I built a low-cost stand that brings my Tube MP Studio up to a 45 degree angle so I can see the VU meter better AND it is easier for me to use the tactile controls ( knobs!).

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The materials include 1 piece of 24-inch long 3/8-inch X 6-inch craft lumber, 2 (framing) T-Plates, some screws, and small adhesive felt pads.

At the Metal Shop, I had one T-Plate bent at a 90 degree angle and the other bent at a 45 degree angle (no charge as the job was so small!!! ).

I have 18 step by step photos on my website and will add instructions as time permits.

To check it out, go to the home page (www.homestudioguy.com), scroll down to the Tube MP Stand photo and click on it for a looksee.
Bob G. (formerly Homestudioguy)
http://www.homestudioguy.com
bobgStudioWorks

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