Results 1 to 4 of 4
Thread: What is the proper term for?
-
March 2, 2024, 11:10 PM #1Member
- Join Date
- Feb 2024
- Location
- Pleasant Hill, Iowa
- Posts
- 57
What is the proper term for?
What is the proper term for a thing that fills in excess space around a smaller A/V component inside an entertainment rack cubby hole to improve neatness in appearance? One might have a receiver that is 17" wide but a DVD player only 11" wide which might look odd on the shelf just below it. I am going to fabricate these things out of birch plywood and spray paint it flat black to make my narrow Panasonic Blue-Ray player look nicer on my entertainment rack with a receiver that is 17" wide on the shelf above it. I will also make one of uniform width to fit around my LED clock on the shelf which is even smaller.
av component enclosure.jpgOlder American Boy Liking Good Sound
“Audiophiles don’t use their equipment to listen to your music - they use your music to listen to their equipment.”
- Alan Parsons
-
March 2, 2024, 11:15 PM #2Senior Member
- Join Date
- Oct 2014
- Location
- Mobile, AL
- Posts
- 322
Re: What is the proper term for?
Bezel would be one word, but only for the front, not filling in the space
Amplification : Modwright LS300 - Atma-Sphere "Class D" monoblocks
Digital : MSB Premier DAC+Digital Director, Oppo 203, Sonos Port (W4S mod)
Analog : Technics SL1200G, Boulder 508
Speakers : Daedalus Audio Muse Studio
Headphone : BHSE + Voce
-
March 2, 2024, 11:25 PM #3Member
- Join Date
- Feb 2024
- Location
- Pleasant Hill, Iowa
- Posts
- 57
Re: What is the proper term for?
Are these bezels sold commercially? I don't understand why they can't have a digital clock readout on a stereo/AV receiver front panel so one can see what time it is. I might just do front bezels after all to save money, materials, time and work.
Older American Boy Liking Good Sound
“Audiophiles don’t use their equipment to listen to your music - they use your music to listen to their equipment.”
- Alan Parsons
-
March 3, 2024, 08:46 AM #4Senior Member
- Join Date
- Oct 2014
- Location
- Mobile, AL
- Posts
- 322
Re: What is the proper term for?
I made some from some black craft foam board. This has thick paper on both sides of a foam core.
I used it to block visualization of the power strip, a many cords and wall warts, not much heat in this bottom enclosed shelf, but I left some open space on each side. The entire built in shelving and back mounted TV area are all black, so blocking with a black surface makes this shelf all but invisible.Amplification : Modwright LS300 - Atma-Sphere "Class D" monoblocks
Digital : MSB Premier DAC+Digital Director, Oppo 203, Sonos Port (W4S mod)
Analog : Technics SL1200G, Boulder 508
Speakers : Daedalus Audio Muse Studio
Headphone : BHSE + Voce
Reply With Quote
AudioShark - The Best High End Audio Discussion forum.
AudioShark forum is a leading forum site for High End Audio Discussion, Stereo System Discussion, Home Theater System Discussion, Best Home Stereo System Discussion, Home Theater Installation Discussion etc.
The AudioShark forum was created for sharing the passion of high-end Audio. We have Audiophiles from all over the world participating and sharing their knowledge. From novice to experts, you will find a friendly environment for discussing about High End Audio, Stereo System, Home Theater System, Home Stereo System, Home Theater Installation, Amplifiers, Speakers, Subwoofers, Integrated System, Acoustic treatments & Digital Room Corrections and many more.
At AudioShark, we also have incorporated an exciting Marketplace where members can peruse terrific buys on used gear, as well as meet dealers and discuss the purchase of new gear.
We are as crazy about this hobby as you are! So come on in and join us! Audioshark.org the Friendliest Audio Forum!
Industry Participation Disclosure : The owner and administrator of Audioshark is the owner of Suncoast Audio LLC in Sarasota Florida. Suncoast Audio has a full brick and mortar presence in Sarasota with several great show rooms with many world class brands. More information can be found at http://www.suncoastaudio.com
Audioshark is a community of like minded individuals. Audioshark welcomes participation from all manufacturers and owners of all brands and products. It is our belief that online forums provide a community of like minded audiophiles and music lovers to encourage the growth of this wonderful hobby.
Sincerely,
The Audioshark.org Team
AudioShark forum is a leading forum site for High End Audio Discussion, Stereo System Discussion, Home Theater System Discussion, Best Home Stereo System Discussion, Home Theater Installation Discussion etc.
The AudioShark forum was created for sharing the passion of high-end Audio. We have Audiophiles from all over the world participating and sharing their knowledge. From novice to experts, you will find a friendly environment for discussing about High End Audio, Stereo System, Home Theater System, Home Stereo System, Home Theater Installation, Amplifiers, Speakers, Subwoofers, Integrated System, Acoustic treatments & Digital Room Corrections and many more.
At AudioShark, we also have incorporated an exciting Marketplace where members can peruse terrific buys on used gear, as well as meet dealers and discuss the purchase of new gear.
We are as crazy about this hobby as you are! So come on in and join us! Audioshark.org the Friendliest Audio Forum!
Industry Participation Disclosure : The owner and administrator of Audioshark is the owner of Suncoast Audio LLC in Sarasota Florida. Suncoast Audio has a full brick and mortar presence in Sarasota with several great show rooms with many world class brands. More information can be found at http://www.suncoastaudio.com
Audioshark is a community of like minded individuals. Audioshark welcomes participation from all manufacturers and owners of all brands and products. It is our belief that online forums provide a community of like minded audiophiles and music lovers to encourage the growth of this wonderful hobby.
Sincerely,
The Audioshark.org Team
My N05xd took longer to break in then any digital product I've owned. Based on my experience break in is regardless of filter. When I first began playing the N05xd I used a filter than later after...
My experience with the K-03XD