Woodsong Plinths

[FangfossFlyer]

Chris,

More black plinths for early summer sounds good.

Look forward to some pictures one day.

And, perhaps I should start saving up some pennies.



Richard

[Count.d]

(2012-01-24 00:16)Count.d Wrote:  

(2012-01-22 18:49)Cymbiosis Wrote:  

(2012-01-21 00:41)Count.d Wrote:  Do you ever use dark Walnut Chris?

Maybe not as dark as some, but very nice nevertheless.

Claro Walnut:

KR

Peter

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(2012-01-22 17:31)Black Johnny Wrote:  I think I've got a bit of bamboo on the end of my ARO so it can't be too bad

Indeed!

It does look nice Peter. Not quite what I'm looking for, but please keep your eyes out.

LOL Peter, this plinth is absolutely stunning.

[Andy]

(2012-04-14 16:49)FangfossFlyer Wrote:  The thing is that I am going to sound dead boring as my kit is all black on a "black on black" Fraim with piano black gloss speakers in a contemporary decor so I really need to be black ash or piano black gloss.

With respect, all my gear is also black on black (except for a bloody silver Lingo 2! ) in a modern house ... but my oiled Tasmanian Myrtle plinth really shows up well against all the black.

So don't be afraid to choose one of Chris's beautiful woods.

Regards,

Andy

[shoot6x7]

My new Movingui ...

[shoot6x7]

and one more to show how the look changes depending on the viewing angle and the angle of the light ...



Apologies for the quality of the images, the wife took all my lights and flashes down to a seminar in another city. All I had were my ceiling lights and the heavy overcast skies outside !

[Count.d]

Just bought a Chris Harban plinth. Curly Claro Walnut.

[Count.d]

How do I insert the pics into the post?

[FangfossFlyer]

(2012-04-15 13:35)Andy Wrote:  

(2012-04-14 16:49)FangfossFlyer Wrote:  The thing is that I am going to sound dead boring as my kit is all black on a "black on black" Fraim with piano black gloss speakers in a contemporary decor so I really need to be black ash or piano black gloss.

With respect, all my gear is also black on black (except for a bloody silver Lingo 2! ) in a modern house ... but my oiled Tasmanian Myrtle plinth really shows up well against all the black.

So don't be afraid to choose one of Chris's beautiful woods.

Regards,

Andy

I guess when/if I get serious I will have to make a visit to the only 'exclusive dealer' in the UK to select the plinth and then take it back to my own dealer for fitting.

I don't imagine that would be an issue to either dealer.

Richard

[Blackmass]

(2012-04-15 18:09)FangfossFlyer Wrote:  

(2012-04-15 13:35)Andy Wrote:  

(2012-04-14 16:49)FangfossFlyer Wrote:  The thing is that I am going to sound dead boring as my kit is all black on a "black on black" Fraim with piano black gloss speakers in a contemporary decor so I really need to be black ash or piano black gloss.

With respect, all my gear is also black on black (except for a bloody silver Lingo 2! ) in a modern house ... but my oiled Tasmanian Myrtle plinth really shows up well against all the black.

So don't be afraid to choose one of Chris's beautiful woods.

Regards,

Andy

I guess when/if I get serious I will have to make a visit to the only 'exclusive dealer' in the UK to select the plinth and then take it back to my own dealer for fitting.

I don't imagine that would be an issue to either dealer.

Richard

I'd like to get an answer to this one.A tricky situation maybe?

[shoot6x7]

(2012-04-15 17:53)Count.d Wrote:  How do I insert the pics into the post?

I include my images as an attachement, then post.

Once posted, go back and edit in a second window. In the first window, on your post, do a right-click on your image link and click on Copy Shortcut.

Then go to your second window where you're editing your original post, then insert the image by clicking on the little image icon, paste your copied short cut into the path asked for when inserting the image.

Make sense ?