An audio rack that really does make a difference.

I'm beginning to agree with @georgehifi, although not the general tone which is somewhat offensive
I'm quite sure removing the equipment from the middle altogether will yield even better soundstage but I don't have that option.

Yes and probably because I've said it so many times now, I get a bit short with the "glitz queens" that can't see the forest for the trees.
Because they will not only hear great imagining and depth, but see it as well, if their shiny wall of equipment and rack is off to the side instead of between the speakers.

Cheers George  

Speak for yourself George.

odyssey makes some VERY NICE racks!!!!

heavy, tight, nice looking !

check em out

www.odysseyaudio.com





  HAHAHAHAH, and NO, a rack will not improve sound, or add more air, or enveloping sound, guitar floating in the air to your ears, etc etc.

its a rack dude! its a place to put your equipment.

 improve the sound, ....put the amp on amp stands with springs/or floaty things, and hear an amazing timbre elevation while the flutes and guitar dance in midair with air around the notes, magically floating the music to your ears, with a 360 degree stadium like sound.

  its a rack. choose a good one, which will support your gear, and look nice.
    but, ...... if you buy the newest aircore suspending dampening thingy, you will hear improved treble, and the bass will rattle your windows like never before.

 its a rack, get one you like, and looks nice in your home, with wife approval (if applicable)

cheers

Oh, OK, you're another expert arcticdeth. And I suppose that you would never put it in between the speakers either.  

A rack has to support correctly (equipment weight), interact to minimum, have enough ventilation and space between shelves and look nice. To be modular, expandable and configured in various ways is a bonus.
I have settled with Bassocontinuo Reference and never looked back.

G