I'd be inclined to space them apart via shelving of some sort. Although I
should have my amp sitting up top, it's too heavy in my opinion, so I have
it on the bottom of the stack, with the MDS-JA30ES deck on top of it, the
CDP-CE525 CD player on top of the MD and the SEQ-411 EQ on top of the CD.
Now heat-wise, I don't have much to worry about as I rarely crank up the
volume, and even then, the legs are pretty generous on each unit in terms of
spacing, leaving me about 2cm clearance between each component and the room
itself is always reasonably cool.
But if I were to start stacking a mixer, tuner/receiver, 2 tape decks, MD,
and CD, I'd be inclined to separate them into 2 halves or shelve them.
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Steven Brooks
Sent: Thursday, 29 July 1999 1:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MD: a smidgeon OT: Rack configuration
A few years ago I bought a DCC deck from J&R's Music World (boo, hiss,
yadda yadda) at their closeout price of $100, and managed to record a few
DCC's before I decided I would be hard pressed to find tapes for the thing
and decided to send it back... but now I decided I'd like to have a DCC
deck as somewhat of a novelty item in my audio system. My question was,
how many components can you stack on top of one another, in terms of
practicality? I've got the mixer on top, then the tuner underneath, one
high-end tape deck, one low-end tape deck, the MD recording deck, then the
CD changer. No shelves yet. I'm not trying to build a Tower of Babel here
:-)
Okay, okay, I admit it... I did play with legos and card decks to see how
high I could go ;-)
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