Old and Damaged Hi-Fi Speaker Restoration | Part 2 speaker stands.

This is part 2 of Restoring Old and Damaged Hi-Fi Speakers
In this project I reused materials to make the supports for the Sony speakers that I restored,
I had some marble stones, stainless steel bars, wood and some screws that with a little work I managed to build these supports.
I confess that when I went to drill the marble I was afraid of breaking it in half, I'm glad it didn't happen...😅
I think it turned out pretty good at the end of all the work.
All the restorations I do on my channel are still very simple because I don't have much space in my small apartment, but I try to make the video as good as possible.
That's why I ask you to subscribe to my channel, leave comments and share, it will help me a lot, so I will get a bigger place to do my restorations and improve the quality of the videos.
I hope you like this restoration, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications.
Thank you very much. Ednilson Freire
IF YOU ARE A CURIOUS PERSON GO TO THIS LINK AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS. === bit.ly/3zp2te9

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[@HifiByLeon]

Awesome!

[@ceicamariadaconceicaodeoli4542]

Show de bola 👏👏👏👏

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Thanks. ♥ ===== Obrigado. ♥

[@nadiafeitosa4581]

Good 👏👏👏

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Thanks ✌️😁👍

[@bpalpha]

What’s your receiver there? Might have put some retaining pieces to make sure the speakers weren’t prone to getting tipped over.

[@Bredyrestorations]

Thanks for your comment. I was using a Yamaha 100 watt RMS receiver when I did the restore, but I live in an apartment and don't use it at high volume. Thanks for the tip.👍🏻