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Component rack problem

 

Paul Larrea
Platinum Member
Username: Wingmanalive

A pic is worth 1000 posts!!

Post Number: 11028
Registered: Jun-06
Posted on   
First off please forgive me for the post in the wrong section. I've tried several places elsewhere and got zero responses. I have a need for a component rack that can accommodate a minimum of 8 components with the possibility of 10 in the future. I just have too many players/recorders/receivers/equalizers, ect......




I'm looking for one rack to hold them all. Ultimately I would love to find a component rack with a built in power supply, thus eliminating my extension cord/power strip nightmare. Also on wheels because of my ever changing configuration and desire to access the rear of my components. I've tried searching....and searching.....and searching..... The best I get is a 5-6 shelf rack, without wheels.



Is there such a beast? I've been looking. I can build one to my liking but have grown far too lazy in my old age and would like to (cut to the chase) just buy it outright.




I bow down to your collective wisdom.......
 

Jan Vigne
Platinum Member
Username: Jan_b_vigne

Dallas, TX

Post Number: 11732
Registered: May-04
Posted on   
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Gee, would ya look at all the ads for racks all over this page! Friggin' amazing how they do that.
 

Andre Money (---None of it)
Gold Member
Username: Arande2

Rattle your ... Missouri

Post Number: 2658
Registered: Dec-06
Posted on   
Hahaha...
 

M.R.
Gold Member
Username: My_rantz

Australia

Post Number: 1709
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
Gee, would ya look at all the ads for racks all over this page! Friggin' amazing how they do that.

The google ads I get are Aussie websites. Friggin' amazing how they do that.

Paul, sorry I can't help you, but I know exactly your problem and it's the same idea that's entered my head as well.
 

Vader
Silver Member
Username: Darth

Post Number: 132
Registered: Aug-05
Posted on   
Check this one out, they might be able to help you

http://www.stereoracks.com/

Good luck
 

Paul Larrea
Platinum Member
Username: Wingmanalive

A pic is worth 1000 posts!!

Post Number: 11046
Registered: Jun-06
Posted on   
Jan, I have my pc's browser block all ads from this site to speed up page loading. I don't see any ads. Not that amazing.


Thanks Vader, I'll check it out.
 

Jan Vigne
Platinum Member
Username: Jan_b_vigne

Dallas, TX

Post Number: 11735
Registered: May-04
Posted on   
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Well come on over to my house to shop. The page is full of ads.



http://www.audio-video-furniture.com/Audio-Racks--C31.htm?gclid=CICymoaO3Y8CFRsI WAodqm5y7w

http://www.therackzone.com/s/audio_rack

http://www.proaudiostash.com/

http://www.studiotech.com/products/component_racks/index.html



There were more yesterday but I guess they got tired of waiting for you to call.

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Frank Abela
Gold Member
Username: Frank_abela

Berkshire UK

Post Number: 2512
Registered: Sep-04
Posted on   
You could do a lot worse than Quadraspire. Not sure if they're available in your area but I do know they're available in most countries. Basically, you build the rack on a shelf by shelf basis. You can have different height shelves for different components, using lower shelves for slim items and higher shelves for larger ones such as AV receivers. You can also change configuration dependent on your needs by buying just the appropriate uprights. This is one of the most versatile rack-building systems I know of. They even have a 'product builder' that allows you to see what you're building online. Casters are an optional extra apparently, and the only thing not catered for in the product builder. Look under the Q4 product for the builder.

http://www.quadraspire.co.uk

Regards,
Frank.
 

Paul Larrea
Platinum Member
Username: Wingmanalive

A pic is worth 1000 posts!!

Post Number: 11068
Registered: Jun-06
Posted on   
Thanks Frank.
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