Advice wanted on a new rack

[Jackthebiscuit]

What about LAK from Ikea

Before all the serious Rack afficionados here scoff and try and redirect me to the urdy gurdy chat rooms, a stylish decent performing rack can be made from LAK tables. They are available in different sizes and finishes and if used in conjunction with dedicated support accessories you can make a pretty nifty equipment rack. I'm in the prcoess of building one that'll house my system with my TV on top. Additional support for my cd player is provided by a Townsend Sink and my amp will probably feature some additional support aswell, but the LAK's alone only cost £64. That plus the cost of 2 pieces of glass, which will act as the shelves, means probably £75 tops.

Cheap as chips and just as tasty!

Jack

 

[julian2002]

chris,

that bronze on on the right is gorgeous... how much though?
cheers


julian

 

[bottleneck]

dunno mate!

knowing copulare though, its gotta been in the thousands.

I like the marquetry on the one on the left. Wouldnt look out of place in a stately home I think, nevermind my humble home!

The bronze one is cool too, wish I could weld, Id have a go!

Chris

 

[timpy]

Hi Garyi

You don't need a rack for your gear mate. Just pile it up on the floor and see if you can tell the difference.

Why don't you just use an up-turned dustbin and stand it all on that. That's what I'd use.

Except for me, it would be the other way up of course......

Only joking

Cheers

 

[LiloLee]

Nah, this is a nice rack

 

[Jackthebiscuit]

Ummm Nice!

I'd like to place my equipment on that rack!

 

[bottleneck]

Originally posted by LiloLee
Nah, this is a nice rack

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I see she is using the elastomer theory of isolation - with oversized seizmic sinks.

Reckon she might get upset when me valve amp burns her curmudgeons though

Chris