Mick Robinson kept losing cables and dinging some of his gear, so he designed a 3D-printed storage container for his DATS. It has a sliding lid and a divider, so the DATS and its leads each get their own spot.
He shared it in the DIY Speakers and Audio Australia group and was happy for me to put it up here. Cheers, Mick!
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DATS Storage Container (3MF). It opens in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer and most other slicers. The picture above is the slicer preview from his file.
The gear it's for
The Dayton Audio DATS V3 measures a driver's Thiele-Small parameters and impedance.
Built something yourself? Post it in the group or email me, and I'd love to put it up here.