Art,
Personally, I use Audio Points, the original ones from Star Sound Technologies: http://www.starsoundtechnologies.com/shopping.html
There's some listed on Audiogon right now: http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?accstwek&1328452012&/Star-Sound-Tech.-Audio-Points-
I'd place those on the bottom of your rack. There's those on Audiogon and I personally have some extras that I'm getting ready to list myself.
The 2" points are for heavy items like big power amps, speakers or racks. These 2" points have posts screwed into them that are 1/4 20 thread, so you can use them like that, take the posts out and use them without, or take them out and screw them into the bottom of the rack or anything that has a 1/4 20 threaded post.
For the equipment sitting on the shelves, I'd use the smaller Audio Points, either the 1" or 1 1/2".
Building your own rack may be a smart idea and economical idea.
You can see on my system page that I have a Star Sound Technologies Stage rack. I actually have one more shelf now in my rack where the power supply for my Wadia S7i sits. I'll get the new pictures up as soon as I can.
The equipment on my shelves sit on Audio Points that face upwards and sit on the point instead of the flat top part of the Audio Points, but that's part of the Stage rack's design. Each shelf it a bit over $3,000.00, but for anyone considering a Harmonic Resolution, Silent Running or Grand Prix rack, the price is extremely fair and right in line with those other racks.
Chuck
Personally, I use Audio Points, the original ones from Star Sound Technologies: http://www.starsoundtechnologies.com/shopping.html
There's some listed on Audiogon right now: http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?accstwek&1328452012&/Star-Sound-Tech.-Audio-Points-
I'd place those on the bottom of your rack. There's those on Audiogon and I personally have some extras that I'm getting ready to list myself.
The 2" points are for heavy items like big power amps, speakers or racks. These 2" points have posts screwed into them that are 1/4 20 thread, so you can use them like that, take the posts out and use them without, or take them out and screw them into the bottom of the rack or anything that has a 1/4 20 threaded post.
For the equipment sitting on the shelves, I'd use the smaller Audio Points, either the 1" or 1 1/2".
Building your own rack may be a smart idea and economical idea.
You can see on my system page that I have a Star Sound Technologies Stage rack. I actually have one more shelf now in my rack where the power supply for my Wadia S7i sits. I'll get the new pictures up as soon as I can.
The equipment on my shelves sit on Audio Points that face upwards and sit on the point instead of the flat top part of the Audio Points, but that's part of the Stage rack's design. Each shelf it a bit over $3,000.00, but for anyone considering a Harmonic Resolution, Silent Running or Grand Prix rack, the price is extremely fair and right in line with those other racks.
Chuck