Can I use this rack for audio equipment if I add a shelf. What is the width between the two and post. For instance what is the largest piece of equipment I could slide in between the inside of the end post in width? as I understand it I should be perfectly fine with the depth. Can I use this rack for audio equipment if I add a shelf. What is the width between the two and post. For instance what is the largest piece of equipment I could slide in between the inside of the... » Read More Can I use this rack for audio equipment if I add a shelf. What is the width between the two and post. For instance what is the largest piece of equipment I could slide in between the inside of the end post in width? as I understand it I should be perfectly fine with the depth. « Show Less
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Distance between the two mounting rails is slightly larger than 17 3/4 inches. Standard audio rack gear will mount in this rack cabinet. Depth is adjustable and should never be a problem with any equipment.
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Javier, thank you for your interest in this 45U 4-post open frame rack. The SR4POST can be used for various applications including audio equipment. The rack will support 19" equipment. We also offer a variety of shelves that will work the SR4POST. If you have any additional question or would like assistance in selecting the right shelf for your application, please reach out to our Chicago-based Presales Applications team at 773.869.1773 or presaleshelp@tripplite.com.
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It's excellent for audio equipment. I have a high end Denon receiver, Blu Ray player, Cable box, a home audio system and a security system mounted on it. Handles the equipment width with no problem.
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If I remember correctly the widest it supports is about 19". Might do some research on rack-mounted servers and check their width dimensions.
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Yes, but I would recommend a standard rack...mine didn't come with any hardware and I had to improvise a great deal...and I am a network administrator.
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I just tried to see if one of my records would fit. The dimensions are too small in depth and width. It was a good thought I hadn't considered for my records. But as mentioned below, keep looking. Something measured 14x14 should work. Try the drawers for the cube shelves, like the ones at Walmart or Kmart (about $5 each or less). I just tried to see if a record would fit in one & it fits perfectly.
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Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful piece of furniture and is very sturdy.....Good Luck!! Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful... » Read More Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful piece of furniture and is very sturdy.....Good Luck!! « Show Less
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I build a shelf 12 deep 24 inches long and 2 thick. I build three one holding a bunch of liquor, there other holding a receiver, and the other holding a playstation three. Yours s wider than mine but i'd imagine you would be fine since the depth is the same. you might want o use two but that's just my suggestion
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I never measured it for DVD's though I do have some in there. I'm using it mainly for CD's. If you were using solely for DVD's, though, (I just went and looked to answer your question), the shelves aren't deep enough to go double deep.
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I will measure for you when I get home. Also, you do not have to install all of the shelves on the towers if you don't want to. For instance, my bottom right tower I did not install the first shelf up from the bottom so there would be room for my subwoofer and it looks very nice without the shelf and the sub fits perfectly. I am at work right now but will measure it when I get home and repost. I am guessing it is about 10 in.
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In my beautiful Bush furniture audio tower, I have placed only Sony electronic equipment on the first four levels & they fit perfectly! The maximum depth that I measured on all five levels was 21'inches. I hope this helps! This audio tower is gorgeous, & on top I've assembled a 22 inch tall desktop water wall fountain that looks mesmerizing at night. Good luck!
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There is 9 inches clearance between the underside of one shelf, and the top of the shelf below (anything shorter than 9 inches should fit between shelves). There is 19 inches clearance at the front and back, between posts (anything less than 19 inches wide should be able to pass through from front to back). There is 15 inches clearance on the sides, between posts (anything less than 15 inches wide should be able to pass through from one side to the other). And these aren't rounded - all measurements came to whole inches.
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Unfortunately I've never used this. It was too wide for me. I will be visiting my storage to measure unless someone else has easy access to this. Incidentally i love to sell this (brand new). Any ideas?
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Hi Sonny, I have two of those shelving which flank a 50" HDTV, and one the left unit, a Yamaha RX-A 1030 receiver, and on the top shelf, a fairly heavy Techniques turntable. The 2nd shelf, a stacked broadcast quality 3 head cassette record/playback 17 " unit on the bottom and a Denon dual tray CD recorder/dubbing tray unit. Bottom shelf, a pro vhs record/playback unit. On the 2nd unit on the right of the TV-top shelf, a Onkyo 6 tray CD carousel playback deck. The 2nd shelf, a Teac CD rec/pb which records from adjustable record digital sample rates to a recordable USB flash drive. The 3rd shelf is a DVD / VHS rec/pb unit. The bottom shelf just has decorative accessories on it. This should hold the weight and is very attractive. Hope this helps. Any questions, feel free to write. Be we'll. Dana Kott dkott@dc.rr.com
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Hi, you would need to put on the bottom shelf of the rack. It could work. One thing I do not like about this rack is the Noise Level of the built in Fans. They are too noisy to even have turned on in a dedicated AV Closet in my home. If I had to to it over again, I would have spent the extra money on Mid Atlantic..
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The diameter of the bottom of the turntable is 10 3/8". Top diameter measurement of the turntable is 9 3/4". The total depth of my cupboard is 11.5", and it fits just right. If the depth of your cupboard is 10.5", you'd have about 1/8" to spare. Would the lip interfere with the turntable? My cabinet isn't made that way. Hop I helped you. KG
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OK the first two shelves at the top are NOT adjustable then the one you are referring to IS adjustable. I am not sure how tall your stereo is but if it is flat enough it will fit. If, it stands up then you might have to take out the whole shelf then just let it stand up at the bottom. We use the the two cupboards to store my husband's and mine records in there.
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Yup, I currently have the emotiva xpa-5 at the bottom of the rack. It fits perfectly in width, length and weight. I havent tried any other shelf but i think those are limited to 50lbs. Other than that its an amazing rack and I plan to pick up another in the future.
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I honestly can't remember. I would have to look again and get back with you. However, I do know that when you stack two sets of shelves (in this picture, there are two "sets"), the row you get between the 2 different sets is a bit larger (higher) than the row that exists between the two shelves in the one stackable shelf. I hope I'm explaining that clears.
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14.5 inches wide and 15.75 inches deep with a 3 inch space behind the back of shelf. Back of shelf doesn't touch back wall of unit. Most equipment will not fit on these shelves.
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If the receiver is installed on the first shelf, there is no problem because the width is 26.5 inch. For the other four shelves, the situation changes. Depth is 19.5 inch. But this, is divided into two. In the first 5 inches deep from the front, the width is only 18.5 inches. The other side of depth(14.5 inch), can to install a receiver of 26.5 inches width, but not deeply of 14.5 inches, if the wire connection is NOT type banana. If the connection is type banana, the depth of 14.5 lower about at 12 inches. PS: On the shelf two, I installed the center channel KEF Q600c what is: W=24.8 & D=11.9inc. Good Luck! If the receiver is installed on the first shelf, there is no problem because the width is 26.5 inch. For the other four shelves, the situation changes. Depth is 19.5 inch. But this, is divided into two. In the first 5 inches deep from the front, the width is only 18.5 inches. The other side of depth(14.5 inch), can to install a receiver of 26.5 inches width, but not deeply of 14.5 inches, if the wire connection is NOT type banana. If the connection is type banana, the depth of 14.5 lower about at 12 inches. PS: On the shelf two, I installed the center channel KEF Q600c what is: W=24.8 &... » Read More If the receiver is installed on the first shelf, there is no problem because the width is 26.5 inch. For the other four shelves, the situation changes. Depth is 19.5 inch. But this, is divided into two. In the first 5 inches deep from the front, the width is only 18.5 inches. The other side of depth(14.5 inch), can to install a receiver of 26.5 inches width, but not deeply of 14.5 inches, if the wire connection is NOT type banana. If the connection is type banana, the depth of 14.5 lower about at 12 inches. PS: On the shelf two, I installed the center channel KEF Q600c what is: W=24.8 & D=11.9inc. Good Luck! « Show Less