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 Lenco MultiArm Plinth 4

Connector parts for the base

Suspension for main platform

Nice shiny legs, professionally polished.

Trial fit. It did, which is nice

Aquarium air pump. Thermos surge tank

No more polishing, yay.
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Lenco MultiArm Plinth 4
There are a lot of parts that went into the plinth [apart from the modded Lenco of course] as well as the base which needed to be made from scratch. These were all modelled in AutoCAD first and then full size templates made to work from. The timber/ alucobond composite used was particularly successful, both from a functional and acoustic view. It is very solid and 'dead'. The sorbothane blocks under the main base allow a bit of extra tuning by altering the density and possibly combination of material. The phono preamp support in the base was more a bit of fun. the two crossed over arms are suspended from brackets fixed to the main legs in reference to the way the Lenco used to be hung from springs. I like the idea of filling the metal legs with a gel or high viscosity fluid to tune the damping so I'm going to fit some simple oil nipples to do that without making a big mess.
Peter_w  (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

01-20-07
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01-20-07: Dewald_visser
Looking good Peter!

Dewald

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07-11-10: Mantisory
I am not quite sure how the top three photos are related to the bottom three - where are you planning to put the multi-arm plinth?
Looks great though!
byron

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08-23-10: Impulseh2
The link below is to the Belgian Guy's thread which got Arthur Salvatore going in this direction:

www.lencoheaven

It is VERY interesting....as is the whole forum!

Best luck.

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