Kijanki:
Parenting!!!
Time consuming, but also quite rewarding.
Matt:
A budget and basic taste preferences may help gather better advice.
If you look @ my system description you will see that all the electronics are well protected.
However, if I were to place the electronics in the listening room, which is also our living room, I would modify a real piece of furniture to house the gear as I've yet to see a Hi-Fi rack/cabinet I'd want to look @ on a daily basis.
If the budget is on the lower side consider now obsolete furniture quality wardrobes once produced to hide older/large cathode ray tube TV's.
I still see them @ the local thrifts for very little money and they are deep enough (many with additional shelving) to hold a whole system plus extra stuff.
If you want a lower profile look @ credenza/sideboard type cabinets with front opening doors.
We use an old Japanese Tansu cabinet to store CD's (it holds 1200+ and the CD's are placed upright with the labels showing, in its shallow drawers).
Before (the CD's) is was generaly used to store small crap.
Think outside the box.
Parenting!!!
Time consuming, but also quite rewarding.
Matt:
A budget and basic taste preferences may help gather better advice.
If you look @ my system description you will see that all the electronics are well protected.
However, if I were to place the electronics in the listening room, which is also our living room, I would modify a real piece of furniture to house the gear as I've yet to see a Hi-Fi rack/cabinet I'd want to look @ on a daily basis.
If the budget is on the lower side consider now obsolete furniture quality wardrobes once produced to hide older/large cathode ray tube TV's.
I still see them @ the local thrifts for very little money and they are deep enough (many with additional shelving) to hold a whole system plus extra stuff.
If you want a lower profile look @ credenza/sideboard type cabinets with front opening doors.
We use an old Japanese Tansu cabinet to store CD's (it holds 1200+ and the CD's are placed upright with the labels showing, in its shallow drawers).
Before (the CD's) is was generaly used to store small crap.
Think outside the box.