@filthy mechanical works with molten metal. Mayhap he can cast something appropriate
Very nice looking! I like it.The aluminum extrusion thing is what I did. Didn’t put it on wheels, but did use wood accents. The extrusion is 1.5” x 1.5”
One thing to note- it’s not light. The aluminum is probably more than 60 lbs with another 20 lbs for the wood.
Other than finishing the wood (there’s about 10-13 layers of finish) and design time (learned 3D modeling as part of it) assembly took about an hour.
Picture of the hidden IKEA like fasteners:
Interesting question. I never thought to inquire.@filthy mechanical works with molten metal. Mayhap he can cast something appropriate
In terms of racks, has anyone had any luck in making/buying/stealing a rack that meets with spousal approval? (happy spouse, happy house!)
Better ... my spouse built one for me ... on wheels, so that I can move it around to change cabling@filthy mechanical works with molten metal. Mayhap he can cast something appropriate
In terms of racks, has anyone had any luck in making/buying/stealing a rack that meets with spousal approval? (happy spouse, happy house!)
I doubt this will pass muster with "She Who Must Be Obeyed"Interesting question. I never thought to inquire.
An audio rack with a built-in wine cellar? Now THAT is cool!Better ... my spouse built one for me ... on wheels, so that I can move it around to change cabling
Maybe not 'sonically correct', but I find it excellent !!
A couple of new items on it now, since I took the photo
And practical. I’d stuff a couple bottles of bourbon or scotch and a tumbler in there though.An audio rack with a built-in wine cellar? Now THAT is cool!
That's close enough to the current 2-channel setup that she likely wouldn't notice the difference. Not sure she even notices what's there now. LOL!I doubt this will pass muster with "She Who Must Be Obeyed"
Ahh ... not quite a stash of wine !! ... a mains cable/strip drawer ... although it could be a place to hide my favourite wine !!An audio rack with a built-in wine cellar? Now THAT is cool!
I see only two VU Meters?! You really need more in there, brother!I doubt this will pass muster with "She Who Must Be Obeyed"
I'm considering this as an upgrade to the Gilmore Lite that I have ... and thought of you ORT !! HaHa !!I see only two VU Meters?! You really need more in there, brother!
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The other two are in the upstairs rig.I see only two VU Meters?! You really need more in there, brother!
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Very nice.Better ... my spouse built one for me ... on wheels, so that I can move it around to change cabling
Maybe not 'sonically correct', but I find it excellent !!
A couple of new items on it now, since I took the photo
You could try https://8020.netI'm really struggling, you guys…
So, I'm trying to find a solution for my headphone rig in the office. I need some sort of rack that can comfortably and neatly hold a Gumby, Bifrost, Lokius, Mjolnir, Folkvangr, Jotunheim, and a Valhalla, and some more stuff like switches.
Comfortably, because it should allow for plenty of air flow.
Neatly, because with that much Schiit, cable management becomes an issue.
It should also be on wheels or something, because I need to be able to move it around so that I can easily reach the back.
I can't find anything that comes even close to what I'm looking for.
Looks like I will need to build something out of engineer's lego; i.e. extruded aluminum profiles.
PS: Could Schiit please start offering their stuff in rack-mountable versions as well? That'd be neat!
You could come to NCOh, I'll probably check in a few times a week for the fun stuff. I don't think I've ever had bona fide BBQ
