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Grand Prix Audio -
Salamander -
Audio Points -
Soundations -
Quadraspire -
Solid Tech -
Schroers -
Schroers -
Rix Rax -
Sistrum -
Copulare -
Symposium -
Harmonic Resolution Systems (HRS) -
pARTicular -
BLOK -
Silent Running Audio (SRA) -
pARTicular -
Silent Running Audio (SRA) -
Solid Tech -
Silent Running Audio (SRA) -
Critical Mass Systems -
Brightstar -
Symposium -
Harmonic Resolution Systems (HRS) -
Soundations -
Artesania Audio -
Copulare -
Salamander -
pARTicular -
Copulare -
Soundations -
Bello -
Sistrum -
Hi-Fi Racks -
Rix Rax -
Critical Mass Systems -
Sound Anchors -
Stillpoints -
Rix Rax -
Symposium -
Copulare -
Hi-Fi Racks -
Silent Running Audio (SRA) -
Soundations -
Silent Running Audio (SRA) -
Sistrum -
Audio Suspension -
Solid Steel -
Brightstar -
Bello -
Hi-Fi Racks -
Copulare -
Rix Rax -
Salamander -
Solid Steel -
Harmonic Resolution Systems (HRS) -
Grand Prix Audio -
Brightstar
Audiophile's Guide: Audio Equipment Racks, Stands, and Platforms
For your viewing pleasure. Click to go to manufacturer website
Note that equipment racks affect the sound of your components, by transferring structure-borne and air-borne vibrations to the components in different ways, and many of these ways are detrimental to the sound the equipment produces. Muddiness [lack of clarity] and the in-ability to generate tight bass [bass overhang and untamable bass] are a few among many other often-seen negative affects of vibrations on the sound of your gear.
Please feel free to send links to any manufacturers of high-end audio equipment racks that we have missed.
Updated August, 2014.
Zoethecus, Acoustic Dreams, Standesign and Sound Organization racks [and others] are no longer with us. Once we figure out what to do with them [color them differently or create another ‘defunct racks’ page] we’ll do it.
This is a page in the Audiophile’s Guide to the Galaxy
