Racks that don't break the bank

[UltraFast69]

Vibration that contributes noise.


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[Jim Smith]

This is an old iteration of my system past. The reason I post it now is that it is very dense hardwood, top shelf will hold in excess of a ton +, bottom shelf will do 5 ton + with support in the middle. Because of the structure & character of hardwood, it isolates as well absorbs vibration, as all wood does. Because it is rated as some of the hardest of hardwood, it does not lend "tone" to the sound of the component as it is passive. No gimmicks. Cheap too....

Nice! Who designed the rack?

 

[BlueFox]

I have a 4 shelf maple rack by Mapleshade. It weighs almost 500 pounds, and helps keep vibrations that affect the sound down. Forget what I paid, but I think it was around $2K.

https://www.mapleshadestore.com/samsonracks.php

 

[nicoff]

I use Salamander racks. They are fairly inexpensive, which let you put the money in the equipment.

https://www.salamanderdesigns.com/modular-open-stands/

 

[GreginNH]

I have been very pleased with Core Audio Designs. Arnold is a true craftsman and a joy to deal with. http://coreaudiodesigns.com