I am using a RigidRack, 48"W x 18"D, Maple, 3-Shelf Rack with solid Maple Butcher Block Platforms.
I’m using the 4 shelf 36" wide version that fits perfectly in my setup.
Those look an awful lot like Polk SDA-2B speakers. Are they?
Lol! Not really close. They’re Vandersteen 2Ce Signature III’s.
My first pair of speaker though were Polk Monitor 10s. I listened to Polk’s Stereo Dimensional Array series, but upgraded to Vandersteen 2Cs. I preferred the sound of phase coherence over phase cancellation. Owned those for decades until I replaced with the latest version. I updated my speaker cables to Transparent Gen 6 Super biwires. Couldn’t use the Gen 1s as Vandersteen went from banana connectors to (narrow) barrier strips.
I should have noticed they were missing the Polk Audio badge on their grilles.
But if you knda squint a little:
Made this rack to accommodate this turntable. Used wood leftover from other projects.
Legs are 2x4s, shelves are 5/4 red oak. Drawer for accessories, Comfort height for old geezers. These components plug into the main system (not pictured).
Here’s what it connects to. This was made by a local guy. Shelves are maple strips, framework is aluminum extrusions.
and speakers shaped like guitars, one active one passive
DIY-rack designed and built during lockdown times in 22 and 23. It‘s made of 50 mm beech plywood boards resting on 30/2,5 mm stainless steel tubes filled with foam tubes (the ones used for isolating hot water pipes). All is held together by 12 mm threaded rods. The feet are 6 adjustable „Finite Elemente Cerabases“. In fact the only parts off the shelf. The overall weight is over 120 kg, so I had to do the final assembly in the room.
Awesome Rack! Nicely done. I really love the look.
Nice work. Bravo
Well done.
Yep. It’s an IKEA LACK with 4 Amazon vibration dampeners under the LINN and another 4 under the LACK’s legs. I’ve tested with several Bass heavy LP’s and the stylus never jumps.
Nothing too special, though functional. Two Pangea Vulcan racks made up from three units, one of which is utilizing an extended X-brace section. Both stand considerably taller than stock, which like matthewnz-2 said above, “comfort height for old geezers”. LOL
Granted, I’m not an old geezer yet, but I feel it sometimes and am certainly not getting any younger.
The temporary amp stands are nothing more than a couple of solid oak shelves from my old “double wide” audio rack along with 1.5" thick solid white quartz slabs that I had made years ago for a pair of Sonus Faber Venere 1.5’s I sold to one of my brothers.
And apparently a passed out Sir Bentley. LOL
Homemade rack
60”x20”x38” (w,d,h)
2” laminated maple shelves, 4”x3” maple posts, 9” between shelves
Currently re-arranging things, so in a bit of a flux at the moment
Best,
-JP
Well done!
Great mix of gear…