Can an audio rack be that important?

I made one out of Stainless Steel, Aluminum & Copper with every component of the rack isolated form each other with Pure Virgin Teflon. Next I will remove the feet from all the stereo components and replace them with a screw-on suspension that will be integrate and isolated from the rack shelves. It is fully adjustable for the height and width of the components so every time I change something I can adjust it. Might not be something you really need but it organize the gears and requires shorter cables.

I just post a picture when I first install it on my profile. I don't know how to post a picture.

It is like plastic surgery, which doesn't improve your physical health but might make you feel better.

@mitch2 

Everyone had one of those in college. It's junk and it looks ugly too. 

Looking at mitch2s system pictures I think he has a good handle on what nice looking audio furniture looks like.

My listening room is on rug covered hardwood floors suspended over a two car garage.  Isolating my turntable was a really difficult task.  I spent a good bit on a Timber Nation Tiger Maple 3" Shelf Rack, which is shown on my profile.  It is very heavy and the design uses multiple interfaces.  I’m happy with the results and can now play my records at reasonable volume.