DIY Custom HiFi Rack Entertainment Center. Heavy Duty Cabinet For Vintage Audio & Stereo Equipment.
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2023
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This is what I need for my vintage audio collection. Although, I many need quite a few shelves for it, LOL.
Very nice Chris. I just finished a 3 shelf stereo rack with wood legs, but I bought the same birch countertop slabs from Home Depot like you did. You got a much better price😀. You are absolutely correct that they are packed/shipped very well. Now I, like you can display the beauty of our vintage audio gear. Keep up the good work👍👍
I just want to say Thank you not just for this video, but for all your videos are so informative. I can tell you have a true love for this stuff and the history you take the time to tell. I simply love your channel. Thank you so much for your content.
I hope you have more videos soon, because yours is my favorite channel!
I assembled one of my own designs out of 2 old pallets, which cost me in total around 25 UKP for varnish screws and a stripe of LED lights that I built into the wooden shelf spacers I used instead of the rods that Chris used
Haven't heard from you in a while. Hope everything is Ok and you are restoring something nice. ✌🏻
I was going to do this but cut them to 17" and glue the cut off pieces from two shelves to make a third one for the price of two ! Love your channel !
Thanks for the kind words. Yup, that's a great idea to use the extra wood. That's the nice thing about doing your own work, you can customize however you want.
I built something very similar with 3 racks but only about 4 feet tall. Worked really well.
Nice work!
Your attention to detail really shines...
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome work. Looks awesome!
No new uploads for a while, hope you are ok and doing well
Thinking of making one of these but I would cover those threaded rod sections with cut-to-size sections of curtain rod, hollow pipe or conduit.
Yes, make it your own. Whatever you come up with will save you a ton of cash. Good luck with your project if you make the leap and thanks for watching.
Big thumbs up pal! My brother in law has a similar unit he built, I love it, it looks fantastic!
Thanks 👍
Good job! Thank you
Your welcome. Thank you for watching.
You always explain DYI in a way I feel I can accomplish.... this i can do....❤ I wish I could do the receiver repair, I could probably do, replace some capacitors, but diagnosing, understanding how electronics, electricity work is beyond me ....
I'm glad the video's help. I'm sure that you could do it. Like most things is life, it just takes practice.
@@vintageaudioaddict Thank you Chris.... I appreciate your response
Many thanks for the video.
You are welcome!
An excellent vodeo ! Thank You from Titusville, Fl jP
Nice job Chris !!!😲👍👍
Thanks
Nice job!
Thank You!
you could use the leftover rip cut pieces to make feet, mounted front to back, and get the rods off the carpet or floor...
Hey Chris. Hope everything is okay. It has been a while since you made a video.
Beautiful Job !! Love your channel Chris ! Did you check out what Prime Hiffi did to my Au 717 it sounds amazing Chris I never knew it would sound better than any amp i ever owned ' fully descrete hard to beat ' Conor Prime Hifi went all out those Nippon Chemicons Measure such a low ESR Just A/B tested with my switch box against my New 60 pound Galion TS120 SE tube intg amp lots of videos of this amp and i must admit Sansui still took the W 'after' Mater Restoration and Updated power iec and 5 way binding post - Kemet makes amazing caps as Well as Nichicon muse ' thanks again Audio stand like that would be north of $2500 U.S.! Solid ! I made many accustic Panels lately and wow it helps the soundstage !
Thank a lot. Yes, I did check it out. Very Nice! I'm sure the AU717 will give you many years of enjoyment. Sansui made such outstanding audio gear back in the day.
@@vintageaudioaddict I still dont understand why it sounds amazing after Resto i am blown away ! The Heft n weight its lush n rich and very musical notes have density to them ' I can only Imagine what your BA 5000 sounds like !!! If you don't mind me asking what is your favorite amp by sound that you own ? Pioneer Spec 1 SX 1980 ? Marantz 7 or 2500 ? Sansui Ba 5000 /Ca 3000 ?
Just curious you have an amazing collection !!!
I wish someone would update us on his wellbeing! Miss the videos
Hope you are doing well Chris.. this was a nice rack ! Any new projects coming ?
So how is it mounted on the bottom. I do not want bolts as feet.
would you do repairs for your viewers? i have an old carver amp that needs a bit of TLC... thank you.
Four caster wheels will help moving that heavy shelf.
No need for wheels, it's not going anywhere. If it ever needs to be moved I can disassemble it in 20 minutes. No nails or wood glue holding it together. Unscrew the caps at the top then the nuts off the rods and remove the shelves one at a time.
@vintageaudioaddict have it your way...I used wheels on everything bc my wife love's to redecorate...yeah...I learned the hard way.
Not a problem in our house.
My next stereo rack! What did you do for the feet?
Galvanized floor flanges.
Quick question for you sir! I have a vintage Marantz Model 140 that randomly started having this loud buzz sound out of the left channel. Now I started by switching the amplifier section from the left to the right, but the problem didn’t follow. Gain has no effect, and the VU meter and peak lamp or going crazy. Do you have any ideas?
Hifengine isn't taking new registration. Do you have insight about this?
Do you fix other people’s gear?
No primer on the metal ?
Washed in acetone, then painted.
Looks good.
I'm a little skeptical whether it's not a little to flexible and twists if you press against an upper corners side of the top panel from the front for example, which I don't like that much and the cable behind the devices also remains very visible. Otherwise I would like to have something similar but different on wheels. Missing out on my own intuition to do that in an easy and! flexible way :-)
Good job anyway.
Thanks. One thing this thing isn't is flexible, lol. It would hold a lot more weight then it is now with no issues. No need for wheels, it's not going anywhere. If it ever needs to be moved I can disassemble it in 20 minutes. No nails or wood glue holding it together. Unscrew the caps at the top then the nuts off the rods and remove the shelves one at a time. The cables are not an issue for me. The equipment on this unit will change often as this rack is only showing about 10% of the audio equipment I have in my collection. I'll be moving gear in and out all the time on it. If the equipment was installed permanently I'd make it pretty.
So the threads worked after painting?
Yup, no issues at all. I was more worried about the cutting of the threaded rod. I did that with the hacksaw as I could be more accurate with the cut then a power tool. No issues with that either.
What size threaded rod and nuts?
Did you just quit making content?
Home Depot will cut the wood for you.
Hey man u doing good? Been a while