An audio rack that really does make a difference.

And even more so the depth if it's not there at all.

Hmmm....looks like you know our systems more than us. Great!

I might have the best stands. I drew what I wanted and had a welder make them. Made from 3/4" metal tubing... all built for spikes and mass load filling. Two low double shelves for each side... a massive stand alone amp stand for lower middle... and a stand alone above amp shelf. Custom made and powder coated for $1,200. I purchased the Lovan 4 pillar speaker stands but the welds were pathetic. I broke one pillar loose easily by hand... so I went back to my welder and he built my speaker stands.

12-19-2020 11:58pm
Your right George. Your always right. Except when you spell advice incorrectly.

What about you misspelling you're? Twice in the same post, lol........

I'm beginning to agree with @georgehifi, although not the general tone which is somewhat offensive, that having no equipment between the speakers improves sound quality. Unfortunately, given the layout and other furniture in my room I don't have the luxury to totally remove the equipment from the middle, but I recently got a new rack which sits very low and is much narrower compared to what I had before. I also pulled the speakers further out so there is nothing in between the pair. I can definitely notice the increased soundstage depth. I'm quite sure removing the equipment from the middle altogether will yield even better soundstage but I don't have that option.

BTW, my audio rack is made by Z Audio Custom Racks. They are very reasonably priced and look and feel amazing. Highly recommended!