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What to look for in audio racks?
We bought a new home and will be selling our house. The new house doesn't work with our entertainment center.
So, I need to find a good audio rack for my gear...Denon AVR-887 (pre/pro for now), Anthem PVA-7, Oppo BDP-105, and DirecTV box (or cable box). What should I look for in a good audio rack? What features, what design features, etc?
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Equipment: Power Conditioning PS Audio Power Plant Premiere Pre-Amp Pioneer Elite SC-65 Amp Anthem PVA7 Main Speakers Bryston Mini-T Speakers Surround Speakers Sonus Faber Concertino Subwoofer REL Stadium III Sub-Bass System BluRay Player Oppo BDP-105 Blu-Ray |
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I was thinking built in.. Sent from my iPad using A.Aficionado |
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Do you want to spend more on a properly isolated rack system that will save you a lot of money in the long run instead fo having to isolate every component on each shelf after the initial euphoria wears off after a new audio purchase. My other criteria is looks & how that look will interplay with the room as in design, example being if you have planar speakers you don't want a big rack in the middle of the speakers that has the components tightly together that will act like a large block/wall that will have an adverse effect on the presentation & overall sonics of the music. Once you get to this stage the length & the overall expense of cables come into the price arena also, but, if you choose wisely & find a rack that ticks all the boxes for you it is indeed a very good investment for your system. |
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