I have one set up for my headphone gear in the study room, completely "upgraded" with suspension kit for every shelf, and isolation feet for the rack.
It's a very nice rack, but support in the U.S. is not that good. This rack is designed to be flexible, so you can customize it to fit your needs, but the North American distributor choose not to sell loose parts. So in the U.S., you can only purchase the basic pre-configured racks.
If you decide to purchase the rack, I would contact the U.S. distributor and try to see if he can help you buy the upgrade kits. If he agrees, it will take at least 5 to 6 months before you will get the stuff. Another way would be to contact Walrus Audio in London and pay a little premium to get them faster. But I think the upgrade parts really help elevate the performance of these racks by a big margin.
I had purchased all the inventory from the previous U.S. distributor a while back. So I've configured several Racks of Silence for audio use, and the Radius Solos will be doing the home theater duty in the dedicated room that I am about to build.
FrankC
It's a very nice rack, but support in the U.S. is not that good. This rack is designed to be flexible, so you can customize it to fit your needs, but the North American distributor choose not to sell loose parts. So in the U.S., you can only purchase the basic pre-configured racks.
If you decide to purchase the rack, I would contact the U.S. distributor and try to see if he can help you buy the upgrade kits. If he agrees, it will take at least 5 to 6 months before you will get the stuff. Another way would be to contact Walrus Audio in London and pay a little premium to get them faster. But I think the upgrade parts really help elevate the performance of these racks by a big margin.
I had purchased all the inventory from the previous U.S. distributor a while back. So I've configured several Racks of Silence for audio use, and the Radius Solos will be doing the home theater duty in the dedicated room that I am about to build.
FrankC