The above mentioned reasons are why i ended up building the racks that i did i.e. i couldn't find a product that was commercially available that had enough shelving, the spacing that i was looking for or the type of suspension that i was looking for in one product. As such, i found some commercial products that i could work with, gutted them and then adapted them to work with what i was looking for. I've been happy ever since.
As far as your specific situation goes, you might want to think about setting the tube amp off to the side on an amp stand. This would allow plenty of air-flow all the way around it for improved tube life, ease of access to the binding posts and allow you to give each of the components the dedicated shelf that they deserve. Sean
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As far as your specific situation goes, you might want to think about setting the tube amp off to the side on an amp stand. This would allow plenty of air-flow all the way around it for improved tube life, ease of access to the binding posts and allow you to give each of the components the dedicated shelf that they deserve. Sean
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