amp stands

Do you want it to look exotic or look good and function very well? If your answer is the latter here is what I did: Thick maple wood, beveled edges with router, Audio Points screwed into the bottom of the stands (3)/per stand. Stained and finished, your color selection. Audio points (3) under each monoblock. To me it looks good, sounds good, and gets rid of unwanted vibrations. The most expensive component is the Audio Points. Just my opinion, I am sure there are other good ideas out there.

Went to Home Depot and bought 2, 24" x 24" x2" smooth concrete pavers. Sealed them with primer then spray painted a sand based tread paint from Rustoleum. Then I applied a large sheet of damping material I got from NAPA to the bottoms. The things sit on top of 3, 2" high brass cones I got from Audio Advisor. They look fantastic, weigh about 60lbs each and are VERY inert. Best of all the total cost was less than $80 for the pair with $60 of that being the brass points and I had them done in an afternoon.

Purchase 2, 4" X 8" X 16" solid concrete blocks. You can spray paint these with the color of your choice. I would suggest trying your amps with different materials between the amps & the blocks. Cost for the blocks is $1.00 each. You will need two per amp. No time for preparation unless you paint them. These will have a definite affect on the sound of your amps; you will want to experiment what you use between the amps & the blocks. GOOD LUCK!