20 amp circuit installation ???'s

[Josquin des Prez]

Originally Posted by Whart

I'll have to go routing around in the basement. I'm not sure it is a 'double' shelf, as I remember it had some supports along the side, but a single level for placement of the component. I just created a 'sandwich' if you will, with two piece of the shelving. If I still have it, you are welcome to the frame but the extra shelf probably belongs to another target floor stand- I seem to still have a bunch of those. I will try and look later tonite and let you know. Where are you located?

OK. I think you what I already have. I wouldn't need another.

I am actually looking for a larger variant Target created with two actual shelves. The top is for the turntable, and a lower one for a (e.g.) phono pre-amp, or a second turntable.

[Whart]

Nope it wasn't that one. I couldn't find it in a quick look in the basement but my wife says, there are other places to look. But, i'll put the brakes on. Know anybody who is good at welding stuff? They could probably cobble something together, get it powder coated as you mentioned, it could be nice. Or, use two separate shelves. I took a quick look on the Net it appears that Rega still makes one, as a single shelf unit.

[Josquin des Prez]

Originally Posted by Whart

Nope it wasn't that one. I couldn't find it in a quick look in the basement but my wife says, there are other places to look. But, i'll put the brakes on. Know anybody who is good at welding stuff? They could probably cobble something together, get it powder coated as you mentioned, it could be nice. Or, use two separate shelves. I took a quick look on the Net it appears that Rega still makes one, as a single shelf unit.

The Rega unit is specific to Rega turntables. It has three cups where the feet of a Rega table go.

I know of other brackets. Music Direct has them. You can even spend some $2K on one if you are so inclined (I am not). The Quadraspire looks nice (single shelf) but it's a bit too pricey for me at $375 or so.