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Question: is it plastic or glass..
Document: No directions, but really, they are self explanatory. I would assume using soap and water or a glass cleaner is all you would need to clean the headphone stand. A product sample was provided for review purposes.Recommended. prisrob 03-19-14
I honestly dont think it looks too bad. The stand does a good job and is made of thick plastic.The is stable and does not rock at all, and it is a perfect fit for my Mrspeakers Mad Dogs.
This is a well-made and highly functional headphone stand. It&#8217;s solidly made out of what appears to be a single piece of thick (1/4 inch) plastic. The feet are beveled so it sits perfectly flat and remains stable even if jostled.
I purchased both the Brainwavz Peridot and Zirconia around the same time. The Peridot (this item) is clearly better in my eyes. It's more stable especially for larger headphones. Sure - it's a plastic version of the very expensive wood stands with the same shape, but frankly the quality is very good.
The Brainwavz logo is etched into the plastic on the reverse side and is large enough to swoop over the &#8220;head&#8221; portion like a marketing headband.The most surprising thing is the weight of this product: it weighs more than expected. If you were to drop this stand onto your foot you would risk a horrible bruise. While unexpected, this heft also adds to the stand&#8217;s stability.
Bought two of these, one for my pair of HiFiMan HE500's and another for my Bose Quiet Comfort 3's. Both fit great and very pleased with the product. The HiFMan HE500's with the cord still connected gives about 1&#34; clearance from the base, without the cable connected there is about 3&#34; clearance.They are very well made and the plastic is crystal clear, they look a lot more expensive than they are!
The material of the stand is made of a thick 8mm plastic, which is a great futuristic design. The stand is completely clear, except for the white lettering of "Brainwavz" which is 2 inches tall and spans around more than half of the headphone stand. Although other people considered this obnoxious branding, I felt that the branding was just right on these. The unique design of the headphone stand is a large statement; any smaller of the branding wouldn't do justice to the stand.
Lives upto the manufacturers description &#34;The Peridot uses 8mm thick plastic giving it a solid and sturdy feel, adding to this is the laser etched Brainwavz logo. All Brainwavz Peridot stands are hand crafted.&#34;  I was surprised at the sturdiness. Can hold heavy headphones easily. The shape and structure of the stand is superb. I have it in my office and this starts a conversation!I was provided a sample in exchange of a fair and honest review.
That holds the phones in a natural shape. For expensive phones that is not especially a problem because the over the head mechanisms on those devices are usually very well made.The material (I am guessing plexi-glass) is 8mm thick (about a third of an inch), and is flexible. Complaints about the large logo are valid if you want a cleaner look, but since I am currently using Brainwavz headphones - and this is in my music studio - the aesthetics are a non-issue for me.
there's nothing special to say about this thing. other than that it's as beautiful as it is functional. i like how the apex isn't sharp, so it doesn't wear out the headphone band cushion on top. i think it'll be really neat if you can plug in an LED light and project the light from the bottom to the top vertically.
Answer: Formed plexiglass, which is a form of high quality plastic.