Please tell me the wait will be work it......my rack

@boxcarman

For a few hundred bucks you can get a Pangea wood rack with 4 or 5 shelves. If you think you have vibration issues, use footers or an isolation pad. It is ridiculous to spend megabucks on a rack.

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Better to spend the money on nice custom book/LP/CD racks and other room treatments.

Sorbothane, points and VPI bricks in a Pangea create an absolutely dead support. ZERO tube amp microphonics.

IMO, anyone with the TT the same room as speakers capable of realistic levels is asking for trouble. [My last TT set up was in another room with the ARC SP6 with support anchored to the concrete floor... in the last century 😉]

None believers can digitize the preamp output with the power amps on and off, then compare. Any delta and you gots a problem

I have some older Solid Steel racks. Each shelve has threaded points.

But I do have a set of Critical Mass footers under each component.

ozzy

The power amplifier you previously mentioned is too large (deep) to properly fit on many racks.

It would hang out 4" (in the back) on my Studiotech rack.

DeKay

I have an original Core Audio MOD 3 rack and an Adona amp stand. I'm going to sell the MOD 3 this summer after ordering an Adona Zero GXT rack. Both Core & Adona make great racks so I don't think you could go wrong with either brand.

I use 3 Solid Steel racks between my 2 set ups.  They were expensive to me but worth it.  They are solid as a rock and I believe my outlay was around $2500.00 for the 3 racks, purchased at Music Direct and delivered within 3 days.

The Pangea racks are garbage.  I owned one but found the curved front to the shelves would not allow my equipment to fit without overhanging the shelves.  I know the Mac equipment is bigger than most other brands and the rack was straining under the 80-pound weight of my Mac integrated.  Compare the Pangea rack to the SS and you will see for yourself how flimsy the Pangea is.  I have found most Pangea items to be low quality.