If you can guess this stands previous duty you win the booby prize! http://members.aol.com/seakingrice/stand

I'll take a shot.- A shop display?

So, you going to keep it green? :puke:

:rolleyes: :D

Yeah, it was a green mountain coffee roasters display stand! Hence, the green color.

I'll see how it fits in with the "decor" and decide if I need to paint it. I'll probably just leave it green.

The shelves are 22" wide so it's perfect for my system! I don't think an sx1280 would fit or some of the other larger TOTL's.

I really liked that clear acrylic stand I saw on ebay recently but $500-$800 is just a tad out of my price range. :eek:

Won't it turn into a bit of a cabling mess at the rear? Or will you drill some small slots to feed the cables thru?

Great recycle there, but then vintage audio guys were the first recyclers. :)

By the way, if anyone is interested in a CWD walnut cabinet, I've got one sitting in my garage. Here is a pic when it was full of gear. All the gear is gone, but I still have the cabinet. It was over $800 new in 96. I'd give a AK bud here a great deal.
http://wardsweb.org/ebay/marklevinson/system_front3lg.jpg

I think a 2" hole saw will take right care of the cable issue. There shouldn't be any exposed cables when I'm done since the back is solid.

I moved the green giant to the livingroom but it's horrendously ugly! Too ugly! It's going to end up being a shelving unit in my "garage".:smsex:


Hey ward are you really good at hiding wires, at photoshop or are those components not hooked up? No wires.:dunno:

your are correct, they were not hooked up, but even when done, the wires are concealed by the back baord. There are cutouts for the cables to pass through behind the unit.

If the inside is strong enough and large enough to fit my G-22000, you may have a sale :)

Gee I don't know. What are the dimensions of your G-22000 and it's weight. I can measure it when I get home and let you know.