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Gear rack/stands

My current headphone system rack. Not sure of the brand. It's been my only score at Goodwill for $20. It's heavy duty.

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It was in the office for awhile.

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Then in the living room when my other rack got taken over by my wife's handmade paper flowers. There were actually two system in that rack at the time. One for me and another one the wife and daughter could mess with.

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A system version on a Bell'Oggetti in the office. It's currently filled with Yamahas and silver out in the living room.

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A bedroom system.

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I'm looking for ideas for a triangular corner rack. Looks like I'll have to design one myself. I want it to look built in but still be easy to move. Great looking stuff here guys. Kudos.

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Is that a repurposed corner speaker facade on the right?
It looks like a big EV.

Steve

It's a wood and glass rack that came like that. I wanted something wide enough for vintage gear. Unfortunately only the top shelf could hold up to 60 pounds. It was somewhat triangular and fit in the corner nicely. Here is an old photo with a slightly better glimpse, before I sold it.

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I use this Ikea "Molger" Bathroom Unit for a simple turntable & receiver setup.
 

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Stands/Racks

Seeing as I prefer 70's Vintage I use Vintage Gusdorf stands from the 70's also:):thmbsp:
 

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I plan on making a rack out of this. Hopefully I will start on it next month.
 

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It is 2" thick Mahogany that was used for making car part models. They use CAD now so this stuff can be had cheap.....In my case free from Ken---thanks Ken.

The bike is the Industrial Motorbike. I built it in 2005 or so.

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