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In Reply to: Which rack would you choose out of these two? posted by jderdock on February 16, 2007 at 11:57:37:
I have the black stackable version (see pics in my gallery). I chose the black metallic end pieces, which are nice because they avoid a cheesy chromey bling bling look.What I like about this rack is the price and the function of the spikes. The stackability provides flexibility on how to arrange components and economizing on use of space. If you have power chords in the middle of your component in the back, you may want to choose something else unless your OK visually with equipment being positioned off center (my form Blue Circle BC-3000).
What I do not like are the thin MDF shelves, but hey, I wanted an inexpensive rack that looks decent. Thick, dense shelves come with a price. I've purchased a few Timbernation platforms for a few of my components and dampened them from vibration on the MDF shelves with thin Herbies grungebusters. I'm considering abandoning the MDF shelves altogether and laying the 15x18 Timbernation shelves directly on the metal suppot rails.
Ken
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