[mmmmcheese]

Does anyone know of some cheap goodlooking audio racks? I need one with at least 4-5 shelves. I am thinking something under $100 for sure. Less is better.

 

[PsychoZX]

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...=0&dcaid=17379

 

[Sovkiller]

the best cheap decent rack I ahve found and actually purchased was the ones sold in BJ's, some are amde of metal, and some of wood, at the time I got mine it was only wood, my loss.....

 

[clarke68]

If you're willing to do a little work on it, my favorite is the Ikea Lack like what this guy did...

http://www.audioasylum.com/audio/twe...es/116875.html

...something about how they're constructed is supposed to absorb vibrations well, they're cheap, and they look pretty good if you spend the extra couple bucks on the wood veneer.

Edit: more info here

 

[jbloudg20]

I really like the rack from buy.com, but for that price, the IKEA one looks pretty good.

 

[imported_Echo_]

i have the rack from buy.com its pretty sweet so is the ikea one

 

[THeX]

http://www.tnt-audio.com

Has a DIY flexy rack setup which is quite handy and not to difficult to do. Should easily cost less than $100.

 

[kontai69]

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Originally Posted by THeX http://www.tnt-audio.com Has a DIY flexy rack setup which is quite handy and not to difficult to do. Should easily cost less than $100.

That's a nice rack. I have a store bought variant which can be found here...
http://www.audioadvisor.com/store/pr...sp?sku=SALA3/B

 

[kontai69]

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Originally Posted by mmmmcheese Does anyone know of some cheap goodlooking audio racks? I need one with at least 4-5 shelves. I am thinking something under $100 for sure. Less is better.

You may look into a "Metro-style" rack...
http://www.metro.com/consumer/index.cfm
These racks are extremely sturdy and can easily hold a couple hundred pounds of stuff.
Variants can be found at most home improvement/accessory or shelving stores.

 

[Mogul]

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Originally Posted by THeX http://www.tnt-audio.com Has a DIY flexy rack setup which is quite handy and not to difficult to do. Should easily cost less than $100.

I have built a few "flexi-racks", some of them quite huge. They are a top notch solution, and you can finish them however you like. I like using many coats of gloss.

Anyhow, if you go this route, make sure to shop around for your materials. Small industrials shops often sell the hardware for much, much less than the Home Depot type stores.