You might consider keeping your old rack but adding CS2 footers from critical mass systems for each component. The improvement would not be marginal. Your budget should cover 3 components.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
An audio rack that really does make a difference.
Looking on spending up to $3000. on a rack for my system. I’m currently using a older Billy bags tri-point with cracked glass shelves. Would like to get a four post stand so it becomes more stable than the three post Billy Bags. Looking for something that will take it to the next level without taking my pocket book along with it. I’ve looked at Solid Tech and Adonis.
Thanks Mike
Thanks Mike
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I also recently got a customized Timbernation rack. It looks good, is sturdy, and does what I need. However, I do not think it is really meant for vibration isolation. Something I really have no desire to spend money on. I have a SACD player. DAC, and preamp on the rack. I doubt this set of gear requires an expensive rack. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/7605 |
@georgehifi I always wondered why I see all these high end systems and at dealers too with their racks between the speakers and think it’s got to negatively impact the image and soundstage. I get that the benefit is shorter wires and I guess it can look cool too. +1 for Symposium. Peter has been doing this for over 30 years and really know his stuff. He also happens to be my neighbor ;) |
Butcher Block Acoustics makes great racks, I just ordered my third rack from them. https://butcherblockacoustics.com/collections/rigidrack™-audio-furniture |
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