The turntable supports come in a non-descript cardboard box. What these supports are is two massive I-beams that replace the top shelf of the MXR equipment rack in order to serve as a platform for various custom large M3 Isolation Base turntable platforms. These turntable platforms are too wide to sit between the sides of the rack, so they must sit on the rack instead - or rather, one these two rather heavy turntable support beams.

Did we mention that these are heavy? About 30-40 lbs. or so. It is not that this is all that heavy - we didn't have to use our quick dial to call Arnold or anything. It is just that there is this unexpected feeling of 'Ugh, feels like I am at the gym' or perhaps 'Ugh, maybe I need to go to the gym more often'.

The turntable support beams are protected from each other, from the postman, from you, from World War III, from... well you get the idea.

Well, there you have it - the two turntable support beams, the box, and all that wrapping material.

OK, here we see Neli perform her Magical Removal of the Delicate Wrapping Material Act without tearing big, gaping wholes in the blamed stuff out of frustration and impatience so typical of her insignificant other who feels like there always seems to be more important things in life right then - like taking photos!

The turntable support beams have protective red paper on the ends that should probably stay in place until their final placement on the rack.