I have just picked up a nice new rack so my old oone is going a begging. It's a really simple one - a bunch of ikea lack coffee tables with their legs cut short. Stack them one on top of the other or side by side etc etc. They are almost black in colour and pretty much perfect condition, might be a small mark here or there but not really noticeable. They will fit standard width components no problem.
Free to take away... there's 5th in total.
Fran
btw you can see them on pg 2 of the rebuilding quads thread in general section.
Ikea lack table as hifi rack
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Ikea lack table as hifi rack
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Re: Ikea lack table as hifi rack
I`ll take them off your hands Fran if they`re still going. I`ll give you a bell during the week. cheers. Dave.
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so fran-what did you get to replace them with?
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ah yes, i remember that one. very nice. and i suspect sue will aprove.
so, can the legs be filled up with sand?
so, can the legs be filled up with sand?
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Yes, they can (one of the jobs on my list!). The main reason for the change was that while the ikea tables were grand - because I'm in there all the time changing this and that, it was difficult to get at the back of the components. The new rack is smaller, but is much easier to get around the back of. Curiously there is no difference in the sound, maybe its because I'm changing stuff a lot, but no much difference at all.
Fran
Fran
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