I doubt Schiit would ever do a chip amp, but I was thinking of making a case to "match" Bimby+Jot and stick a pair of LM1875 in (for some reason I have a bunch of them in my bits box) or even a pair of LM3886.
Except that black finish is an ordering option on many items on the Schiit web store, and is becoming more and more a common offering from them.
Hey, thought of a new promotion... Free set of these with every Schiit purchase over $100.
LOL, we'll see.They have that.
Wyrd.
Do your homework.
So here's a pic of my HT Rack. All DIY build. 3 Legs per stand. Wood is rough sawn old Ironbark hardwood from an old building in Murchison (country Victoria, Australia). Would have been originally cut and installed in 1850 as it was from the floor of the undertaker's business in the town. They are roughly 2.5" x 5". The wood still has the hand made by a blacksmith, square nails. Three legs, so always stable.
Shelves are 500mm x 500mm, Jarrah for the two left and right, and Bloodwood (ex Queensland utility poles) for the centre.
Each shelf is fixed directly to the legs via 2 x 150mm screws (countersunk into the legs and painted matt black so they disappear.
Don't know how heavy, but the middle rack needs a hand-truck to move.
I am still working on cable management but am heading to a system from networking, and just screw it onto the back of the rear leg, cables run up and down, and break out for each device.
Can send some better photos if you want them, but will have to be a few weeks away as I am currently travelling with work.
Need to get something better for the speakers to sit on too!
No Schiit on this rack yet, my Schitt is on a shelf in the office. But maybe some Vidars might find their way here!
Good luck with your search!
Cheers
Tim
We used these racks in our display at the LA Audio Show. One four shelf rack ($99) and one with five shelves ($149). They went together easily and worked well enough. We had an unsuspended turntable on top of each one, and even with the Double Impacts playing quite loudly had no issues. I have them at home now and will be replacing my home made flexi-rack with them as soon as I get around to it.
You walked right by it on the way to the backroom to play with the freya
. Asgard is a few months old. needed something that i could use when time in the chair was short or i was not listening to music. I did not want to kill the tubes in the Valhalla 2 while listening to news or watching videos.
Nice! Well proportioned and beatifull materials. So 3 leggs really is stable enough?So here's a pic of my HT Rack. All DIY build. 3 Legs per stand. Wood is rough sawn old Ironbark hardwood from an old building in Murchison (country Victoria, Australia). Would have been originally cut and installed in 1850 as it was from the floor of the undertaker's business in the town. They are roughly 2.5" x 5". The wood still has the hand made by a blacksmith, square nails. Three legs, so always stable.
Shelves are 500mm x 500mm, Jarrah for the two left and right, and Bloodwood (ex Queensland utility poles) for the centre.
Each shelf is fixed directly to the legs via 2 x 150mm screws (countersunk into the legs and painted matt black so they disappear.
Don't know how heavy, but the middle rack needs a hand-truck to move.
I am still working on cable management but am heading to a system from networking, and just screw it onto the back of the rear leg, cables run up and down, and break out for each device.
Can send some better photos if you want them, but will have to be a few weeks away as I am currently travelling with work.
Need to get something better for the speakers to sit on too!
No Schiit on this rack yet, my Schitt is on a shelf in the office. But maybe some Vidars might find their way here!
Good luck with your search!
Cheers
Tim
