Speaker Stand for Audyssey Lower East Side Speakers
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Pivoting speaker stand for Audyssey Lower East Side Speakers for a better listening position
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I designed this speaker stand to elevate my Audyssey Lower East Side speakers up off my desk to a more natural listening height for me. There's a passage for the wires to run through the center and out a hole in the back for better cable management, and the upper platform twists freely on a pivot so you can aim the speakers to your listening position.
I sliced the upper tower piece in PrusaSlicer to get a flat disc and a cone for better printing (see the .3mf file). Print all pieces, glue the upper tower parts together and then the upper and lower tower parts together, then run the cables through the center. Rest the platform on the pivot up top, and voila, speaker stand.
This is my first design and first large print with my printer. I had some wrinkling on the large, flat surfaces, but I imagine those could be corrected with some setting tweaks in the slicer. Printed in PLA with all default settings from PrusaSlicer.