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Denver and Front Range furniture maker -- just did my audio rack!

Just a head's up that I had a wonderful audio rack made by Clay Street Woodworks in Morrison, CO. 

He worked with me on dimensions, materials, and it will be both nice and low and rock solid for my rig. Very cost competitive with everything else out there, and custom made. FYI, Colorado audio peeps.

128x128hilde45
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Very nice!  I'm building my own out of dark walnut.  A bit longer in my case to accommodate both analogue and digital front ends and mono blocks.  The wife insists on 5 inches clearance from the floor for cleaning.

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cleeds
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That is a beautiful rack! Lovely work!

larry5729
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
What still amazes me is to be sent a local real estate listing and to see a $5,000 entertainment cabinet with a 65" TV with no speakers to listen to the sound. How anyone would listen to their TV speakers is beyond me.

Real estate photos are "staged" to help sell the property. It’s almost an art and there are people who specialize in it. The kind of equipment guys like us buy isn’t what most people want to see when shopping for a home.

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hilde45 OP
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@acmaier3 Roughly $1.2k. Would have been less if I had gone with 1.5" or 2" for all shelves, but I wanted it to be super dead.

@barts Not sure about amp stands yet. Need to see how it all looks. 

tsushima1
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@hilde45 

Lovely, its so important to support small independent craftsmen 👍 

isochronism
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hilde, Wood is expensive. The material IS the finished product. You were smart and correct not to scrimp. The Maple is beautiful and designed in a plain Craftsman. style. Just tell your wife now you have to spent multi-thousands on new components to match ... 😄 (Quicksilver gear is great:)

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