Is this rack intended for regular AV equipment ampifier, DVD/CD player etc.What is the material it's made of? It looks like a computer tower
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Steel. It's perfect for regular AV and pro gear. Warning: It is NOT intended for computers - the 22" depth is too little for many rack mounted servers.
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This one works best for CDs. There is another tower made the same way for DVDs. I have several of each in an effort to make the most of the storage capacity.
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It is made of some hard plastic and it has a metal beam across it (underneath the long center of the stand) to support it. It is quite thin but sturdy for my use. Currently I sit my 27 inch monitor on top of it and it works excellently as i place my mechanical keyboard underneath.
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Not a good choice for those items. The console is suited for DVD , CDs or small items.
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Made of metal. I don't know what are putting on it..... But looks like it could hold a large music speaker.
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I'm not using it as an entertainment center, but yes, I believe it will accommodate a variety of electronic components. I am very pleased with the product. Here's the link to Sauder's detail page on the item. http://www.sauder.com/Products/415025_Credenza.aspx
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There are 3 places for equipment, the bottom level and 2 shelves above it. We currently have a cable box on one level, playstation on another and dvd player on the bottom level. There is still room for controllers, games, dvds, etc. next to the boxes as well. I hope this helps!
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This unit is rackmaountable. Its smaller in size but comes with wide brackets.
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Had to dig the box out. The av cooler is an Antec Veris Media Component Low Profile A/V Cooler. Bought the item on Amazon.com. Saw that some people of this website just bought some 120mm fans or 80mm fans also. You might want to look into all of the ideas. Kinda fun. DanW
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I believe it is. I have had no problems at all and I do use it constantly. I have not found anything that is sub-standard about this rack, I really love it! Good Luck!
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That's exactly what I used it for. It works great. It's size adjustable and sturdy. I suppose any tower server would fit in it. A tip: use long length cables and wrap them together. This will make it easy to turn-around for service needs without getting the wheels caught in the cables.
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I would say, only on the lower shelves. this unit is split in two sections; top and bottom. The top shelves are smaller. The inside width is about 23.5" wide so, your AV equipment must be less than that wide. The weight can be supported but mainly on the lower half of the unit. The top half is a bit wobbly. I would not put expensive AV equipment up there.
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Hi - Yes, we currently have our dvd player, cable box, dvds, fish tank. and books on the shelving. The bottom shelf should have no problem at all holding a 72lb amp at all. Hope this helps!
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Hi there. It is mostly heavy-duty plastic with some metal fittings. I have two of them and they are holding up well. I placed the computer boxes on them so I can roll them out from under my desk as needed for cable attaching, maintenance or wtahever. They are perfect for this. Good luck. :)
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Received your question from Amazon, but I do not have the TechCraft multimedia tower media storage unit-walnut. What I bought is the Leslie Dame Triple CD/DVD Wall Rack Media Storage in Walnut which is very close in color but the Leslie Dame piece has a more grainy looking wood. Still work well in the same general area. I find both pieces very attractive and am so happy to have them. Sorry I couldn't answer about the TechCraft multimedia tower.
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I don't know the answer. I just use my rack for CD's. It's going to be a little more than the number of DVD's it's listed to hold, though. (Blu Ray cases are a little thinner than DVD cases.)
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I checked. I don't see anything that is made of plastic. It appears that all is metal/stainless steel. Housing and fan for sure. Not 100% sure if there may be some wiring that is coated but that must be hidden and that's just the way it has to be. Also nuts and bolts look like full metal. We have the metal grid racks.