Me too.
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Leben & Sansui in the same rack! Very, very nice!:yes:
Do you use a Rack?
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Leben & Sansui in the same rack! Very, very nice!:yes:
trhee
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They're a bit expensive but worth it if you value quality. A double width 3 shelf unit is around $3700 and a single width 3 shelf unit is about $2500 I believe.
Art K.
The Voodoo You Do!
http://www.eugenehifi.com/Box_Furniture/htm/Box_Furniture_Main.htm
Mine is the 3 shelf in Sapele with custom spacing (8 inch top and 12 bottom as opposed top the standard 8 and 10). Standard is $2550 and the custom spacing $2750.
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Art K.
The Voodoo You Do!
Anthony does good work.
Funny...my TASCAM CD recorder, being a "professionally designed" product, shipped with its rack mount ears already on...since I don't have a rack that accommodates mounting like that, I immediately removed them so the recorder kind of "looked" like the rest of the "consumer" style gear in my gear stack...:scratch2:
mhedges
Super Member
They're a bit expensive but worth it if you value quality. A double width 3 shelf unit is around $3700 and a single width 3 shelf unit is about $2500 I believe.
Totally agree. Gorgeous units. Not in the cards for me right now, after just buying a new house, but maybe one day down the road.
In my main system, I have my disc player and receiver on glass shelves mounted on the wall. TV and cable box sit on a DIY stand made from cedar 4x4s. In the 2ndary system, the receiver sits on a wood DIY shelf. Both receivers have more breathing room than they'll ever need.
Poultrygeist
Lunatic Member
My Z rack runneth over.
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the_nines
Lunatic Member
Kyndcookie
Solid Stater
I toyed with the idea of a rack, but the wife suggested this and I jumped on it. Wasn't sure if it would really work in our decor, but boy I was wrong. We love it.
beatcomber
AK Member
I made a FleXy Rack in December. Once things start warming up, I'm planning to disassemble it, take it outside, and paint it black:
R-2-R
Super Member
I have my main audio system fully rack mounted. It is all housed in a metal cabinet with enclosed sides but with the back door removed. Plenty of ventilation for equipment to breath freely. But if you are concerned about air-ventilation movement you could install small electric motorized fans to help air flow and circulation?
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=371286
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=371286
NOHDjunkie
Well-Known Member
I use a rack.
A new observation/discovery of mine is how available aluminum "server racks" are in the PC recycling industry.
My preference is more of a customized danish modern take but still can't take anything away from the beauty and simplicity of an extruded aluminum rack.....price of top end Pioneer Spec racks have shot through the roof so when it does come time to go a "stockish" look,a customized server rack will be the route for me. (Way heavier built and with a good design eye (?) it will take no back seat to "stock".)
My preference is more of a customized danish modern take but still can't take anything away from the beauty and simplicity of an extruded aluminum rack.....price of top end Pioneer Spec racks have shot through the roof so when it does come time to go a "stockish" look,a customized server rack will be the route for me. (Way heavier built and with a good design eye (?) it will take no back seat to "stock".)
whoaru99
Epic Member
Well, since you asked....
Loosely, yes; but I think Chris Brown was asking about the industrial 19" rail-mount type racks, not furniture/shelf-type racks.
I use a standard Sanus rack and it works well for my needs. I came across one in excellent shape with six shelves and I added two more.
http://www.sanus.com/en_US/products/racks/efa31/
http://www.sanus.com/en_US/products/racks/efa31/