[marsman1620]

Hi !

Looking to buy and audio rack either timbernation or Mapleshade (want mass / wood). Also talking to a local cabinet maker friend. Anyways if I have one made how well will these work? Meaning can they support 100's of pounds between the rack and components ? My issue in the room is bass resonance

Thanks in advance Tim

My system is VPI Prime, McIntosh MA-7000 and Golden Ear Triton Ones

[Elizabeth]

I used to own a really heavy wood cabinet. It was a PITA to change cables. That was long ago. Now I use a glass and steel open design shelving unit. The main claim to fame is I have it not between the speakers, but over on hte side wall, with my turntables even further away.
Tte main rack in not right up tothe wall, so I have plenty of room to change cables, all that sort of stuff.
All those commercial racks are open on all sides for a reason...(not just to be cheap_
So consider that if you have one built.

[Phil A]

Welcome!  Lots of choices, including the ability to design your own - http://odysseyaudio.com/Odyssey-furniture.pdf

I needed one for an integrated AV system so I had them make the below to my specs (and finish of my choice and had matching speaker stands made too)

[marsman1620]

damn!  I forgot to put the link I am wondering how well these will work if I install them on my custom rack made from heavy maple with equipment the rack may weigh as much as 400 pounds or more

They are the Herbies audio threaded stud glider

https://herbiesaudiolab.com/collections/loudspeaker-rack-decoupling-and-isolation/products/threaded-stud-glider?variant=12651506532407