An audio rack that really does make a difference.

If you're into some DIY and the flexibility it provides, look into 80/20.com. Extruded and machined aluminum elements for the structure and put whatever shelf you like.  

Estectics are personal,  but it's extremely rigid and can be reconfigured. 

Well, I took a little advice and started thinking about trying my rack off to the side.
With considerable pressure not to by my girl friend, who also lives with me, I move It when she was gone. First and foremost to say it didn’t make huge difference would be the understatement of this century. I think I solved most of issues regarding everything. The two biggest improvements: spacial depth and much lower noise floor. Moving the rack to its new home help tremendously with lowering acoustic energy the rack was picking up before. Everything sounds so much more open. I’ll never place my rack between my speakers again!

It didn't make a huge difference? I think you meant to say it made a huge difference. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8565 If this is your system then I can see how that would be the case. A lot of flat surfaces about the same distance and height as the speakers will tend to mess with your imaging. 

hiendmmoe OP
"I’ll never place my rack between my speakers again!"

Hallelujah!!!
Now we just need to convince the other 80% of "glitz queens" who would rather stare in wonderment at their lit up electronics and shiny machined racks, instead of seeing the imaging, depth and sound staging placement of the artists of the music they play.
  
It never ceases to amaze me with "glitz queens" at the money they spend just to look at their equipment while listening, and they really stare at it!!

Cheers George