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.

 

[GSV Ethics Gradient]

As you've posted this twice I have to ask whether you have any connection with the manufacture of the rack.

 

[Dave_]

Does seem suspiciously spammy

 

[Al ears]

Does seem suspiciously spammy

Indeed, and whilst it obviously suits the OP I don't think I will be buying one anytime soon......

 

[Dave_]

If it wasn't apparent.

I've come to detest the stacks of boxes trad hifi entails over the years, so racks to accommodate it all are about as appealing as root canal treatment without anesthetic to me.

So I wouldn't welcome it in my living areas , but it's not dissimilar to something I'd have in my garage...

 

[Gray]

it obviously suits the OP

If he ain't the 'local cabinet maker', then he knows him well enough to advertise for him.

 

[Al ears]

If he ain't the 'local cabinet maker', then he knows him well enough to advertise for him.

Perhaps, but he hasn't plastered his name everywhere so perhaps benefit of the doubt.
Showing off his kit is definitely what he has done, not that I comprehend most of it....