I finished my pi stage4 1 year ago. I could not be happier, great product. I have had no urge to do anything else than listen to these speakers:) I know one could do this and that but I find no reason as I am just smiling everytime I put on the music.....

Since a year it is also residing in the living room - fully embraced by the government - smile.

Take care,

Roland

• Stage4

I used solid Oak - not teak. I do not have access to teak oooo:) would have loved it though. Surface was soaked in oil, then sanded... then wiped off, oiled again.....etc.

To put the pieces together I used "Flachdübel" (They are flat, sort of eye-shaped wooden dowels - dunno in English). These dowels are great as they also garantee a great fit, granted the grooves for the dowels are correctely spaced of course. As you pointed out, they are not visible which I like as well.

Roland

I checked your "Flachdübel" dowels Roland. Great job.
I bet you have toarx screws (if you buy them in black you make a killer speaker). My congratulations for your masters carpenter work. The wood-look beats all the specs. (And to Wayne too for his Pi speakers of course, another genius that makes all possible, ha!

One day I'll get some black bolts - difficult to find here though. But would definately look better.

Thanks again for the kind words,

Roland