Audio / Stereo Rack

@roxy54, @willgolf +1 on the Adona racks. Reasonable prices and fully adjustable shelves. The shelves can be upgraded in the future for even better performance, Wooden shelves tend to dull the sound more than I like, although they're pretty to look at. Jeff

I'm going to go an entirely different way.... Find a woodworking friend, draw a picture of exactly what it is you want and have him build it out of the materials you would like to use.

I don't think that wood is the best way to go sonically from all that I've read, but if that is what a person wants to do, there aren't too many of us that know a competent woodworker. I would recommend Timbernation as others have. He does a good job and is reasonable.

Mapleshade can provide you exactly what you need, and I’ve never waited longer than 2-3 weeks even with customization. You can view my racks by looking at my system pictures on my profile here. Eldon, the owner, was excellent to deal with and I’m very happy. I guess that’s clear because I purchased from them on three separate occasions, finally replacing all my previous racks and tables. I felt they were a step up from Timbernation at comparable price point. 

I have reached out to Paul at Adona and am waiting for a price.  The carrying capacity of their systems is impressive.  Although I prefer the look of wood the shelves are made of granite and MDF for a product that appears to be sonically superior.  We will see what he comes back with to see if it is affordable.