Rolling equipment cart.

[BessonKanstulCourtois]

Attached is a rough illustration of the wooden equipment cart that we're currently having fabricated by a local cabinet maker.
It rolls on industrial casters and has a retro, perforated particleboard back.
Not visible behind the components are the back panel cutouts for interconnect wiring.

Putting the electronics on a rolling cart instead of standard hi-fi shelving makes it easy to access the rear wiring
without making a federal project out of it. Not having an open back hides the unsightly interconnect spaghetti.

I've never previously seen a setup like this, so what do you think of the idea?

 

[Al ears]

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Attached is a rough illustration of the wooden equipment cart that we're currently having fabricated by a local cabinet maker.
It rolls on industrial casters and has a retro, perforated particleboard back.
Not visible behind the components are the back panel cutouts for interconnect wiring.

Putting the electronics on a rolling cart instead of standard hi-fi shelving makes it easy to access the rear wiring
without making a federal project out of it. Not having an open back hides the unsightly interconnect spaghetti.

I've never previously seen a setup like this, so what do you think of the idea?

Sounds weird and illustration is not visible to me....

 

[BessonKanstulCourtois]

Sounds weird and illustration is not visible to me....

Thanks for the input.
It is different. Not sure why weird.

 

[Al ears]

Thanks for the input.
It is different. Not sure why weird.

Odd, because I can see it now.
Whatever suits you I guess.