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
hiendmmoe
Symposium Acoustics is an outstanding product line.  I have been using their Rollerblock Jr+ devices along with the Segue ISO for my turntable and it made a significant and very positive difference in SQ, particularly for mid-bass, bass, and overall definition of instruments in those frequency ranges.

I recently upgraded to the Symposium Foundation Rack Ultra.  At the same time I added additional Rollerblock HDSE devices for my preamp, amp, and phono stage.  This is not just a rack, it's a vibration control system for all of your components.  The synergistic qualities of this design/concept is nothing short of phenomenal.  The Foundation Rack Ultra provides the top level with an Ultra platform which is best if you have a turntable or even for placing a digital source unit (SACD player).  This product is the real deal and fits right in your budget.  Contact the owner, Peter, to discuss your needs.  He is very knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and will steer you right.  I suggest that you begin by studying their website first as that will provide you with some insight prior to discussing with Peter.  Best to you.
Another vote for Core Audio Designs - plyKraft rack. If wood is your thing...there isn’t anything I’ve seen that can match the craftsmanship and smart engineering of plyKraft. They are not your garden variety wooden racks. 
Thanks everyone for your feedback. I want to address a couple of
responses. I’m quite aware of what negative effects occur with the rack in the middle, between the speakers. Unfortunately I suspect,
like myself, most don’t have the space or the the means to place it off to the side.

I’m quite aware of what negative effects occur with the rack in the middle, between the speakers. Unfortunately I suspect,
like myself, most don’t have the space or the the means to place it off to the side.
It is the single biggest killer of sound staging and depth perspective, it makes a hiend sound into midfi, because there's no artist to place and see with your eyes.
If you can't go to the side, maybe the behind you, or as I did in one place that allowed it, the next room.

Cheers George  
Salamander A5, solid build, adjustable and expandable, with the extra bonus of all that extra cash you saved buy more music!