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In Reply to: What's a "standard" equipment shelf depth front to back? posted by andy evans on October 10, 2016 at 09:44:11:
Man, I really wish great gear was small.
One of the biggest hassles has been forgetting to leave room for connectors. XLR and giant RCA connectors, with stiff cables take up quite a bit. I completely envy the people who can have built in racks with a walk-in closet behind for cabling.
So I have a typical rack, a Salamander and it's 16" deep, however! It works only becuase it's open back. I've had some very deep preamps (Theta Casanova) that could only fit on top. My current preamp the Parasound P7 is 16" from the front of it's volume knob to the back of the ground screw, BUT...add about 5" for the XLR connectors and room to bend.
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Follow Ups
- RE: What's a "standard" equipment shelf depth front to back? - erik_sq 10:08:11 10/10/16 (5)
- When I build, all the connectors are on top... - andy evans 15:42:18 10/10/16 (3)
- This does not compute. How do yuo create: all connectors on top? You still have to - Smelly_Socks 16:25:34 10/10/16 (2)
- Don't understand the question - it works fine. - andy evans 01:29:49 10/11/16 (1)
- OK got it. The connectors are on the top of each component.. Not the top of the rack..... nt - Smelly_Socks 10:18:02 10/12/16 (0)
- I understand. - Prisoners 11:50:59 10/10/16 (0)
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