The right wood beneath every note.

Handmade furniture for speakers, turntables, amplifiers, streamers and records.

One-off pieces, designed for listening.

Every piece is born in my workshop, from the solid wood to the finish. The dimensions adapt to your equipment, not the other way round.

Extrasound Vinyl hi-fi rack

The turntable on top, the amplifier in the middle, up to 90 records below. In solid Beech or American walnut.

See the Vinyl

Wood Brick speaker stands

Blocks of Poplar plywood and Italian walnut, separated by washers that stop vibrations. Left natural.

See the Wood Brick

Extrasound Wave acoustic panel in wooden strips with a black sound wave

Extrasound Wave acoustic panels

Three panels made of strips of different woods, with a sound wave in relief. They diffuse sound and furnish the listening room.

See the Wave

Extrasound Cube

The modular wooden unit for your records. Use it on its own or combine it with other modules, in Poplar or Doussié.

See the Cube

Extrasound Tree speaker stands

In solid Beech, shaped like a tree: a stepped base, a slender trunk and a top plate that opens out in steps.

See the Tree

Wooden DAP stand

A small desktop stand that holds your portable digital player upright and tilted: display and controls always within reach, cables tidy.

See the DAP stand

Stile Pannello speaker stand in solid Beech seen from the front, with its protruding slats

Stile Pannello speaker stands

In solid Beech, with protruding slats like an acoustic panel: they correct the sound on two sides.

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Pair of Extrasound Rigatini stands in mixed woods

Extrasound Rigatini speaker stands

Stands for bookshelf speakers made of strips of different woods set side by side, with a stainless steel tube for stability.

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Extrasound Bridge cable lifters

Small solid Beech blocks with a notch on top, to keep your system's cables raised off the floor and the furniture.

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Extrasound Stylus speaker stands

A pair of stands for bookshelf speakers in solid Doussié: 4 cm thick base and top plate, slender columns, 61 cm high.

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Pair of Art Triangle stands in solid beech

Art Triangle speaker stands

Solid beech stands with the column opened up by triangular cuts: a sculpture that holds up the speaker.

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Bookshelf speakers resting on wooden tilting supports

Tilting speaker supports

A pair of wooden supports that tilt bookshelf speakers towards the listener.

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Pair of Modern Art Grey Buttons stands in solid beech

Modern Art Grey Buttons speaker stands

Frame speaker stands made of solid beech slats fixed with grey buttons: light to look at, solid in use.

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Pair of Listelli Rado stands in solid beech

Listelli Rado speaker stands

A column of solid beech slats set apart: the stand is light, 6.7 kg, and lets the light through.

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Extrasound Ground low stand in plywood with black side panels

Extrasound Ground speaker stands

Low stands, 24 cm high, to lift larger speakers off the floor: poplar plywood side panels and steel crossbars.

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From your system to the finished piece.

The work starts with a conversation about the equipment you have and where you want to put it. Then everything is made here, in my workshop in Cesena.

Fabrizio Berlati's workshop in Cesena, with the workbench, tools and woodworking machines

Listening and measuring

You tell me about your system and your space. Together we define dimensions, shelves and cable routing.

Choosing the wood

I suggest woods and finishes that suit your room and the weight of your components.

Built by hand

Cutting, jointing and finishing in my workshop. I keep you updated with photos as the work goes on.

How made to measure works The workshop

Got a system to sort out?

Write to me with the dimensions of your equipment and I'll reply with a proposal.

info@fabrizioberlati.com