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Forum Title says Members' System Here is mine

gkwolfman

gkwolfman

USAF 1973-1980
top shelf (main gear)
Yamaha
MX-2(amp)C-1(pre-amp)CDX-1110u(cd)

Next shelf down(accessories)=left to right
Nakamichi BX-300(cassette)=Marantz 6200(tt)=Sony RCD-W500C(cd/r)MCS 3700(am/fm)

Next shelf down(extras/spares)left to right/top to bottom
Sony CDP-307esD(cd)
Onkyo DX-C510(6 cart cd)= SOLD SOLD
Pioneer PD-m700(6 cart cd)...........24" Insignia TV....cable box

Next shelf down(future sale items)left to right
(((Sansui AU-D9,Sansui AU-719,Mitsubishi DA-F10))))(((<<< ALL THREE SOLD))))......... tapes are keeper

Speakers are A/D/S L710 II - Marantz HD-77
Garage is about 450sq ft. I have a love seat and rocker chair in the middle floor. Installed in the east wall(the cassette wall)is a 10K btu wall a/c unit. The garage door is factory insulated. The west wall of garage is half part of the house. The garage door faces south. For audio bass, there is a large throw rug in front of the audio gear rack.

All audio gear is hooked up for play, except the Sansui and Mitsubishi.
 

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Very nice... here's the only piece of gear we have in common:

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However - I did have that exact shelving system at one time.

:thmbsp:

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Nice pieces of equipment & I too have one of those VHS tape storage units. It's a double though.

Rome
 
Cheap easy audio gear shelving

The shelving came from an old military "barrack" rack I saw someone do while in the Air Force at Travis AFB, CA (1975). I got tried of trying to find a shelf that would work for me, and too lazy to build one. Thus an easy, cheap way to fix that was this. With the weight of all the gear, it helps for a sturdy stand. Of course, this only works in the garage, or, if you are a bachelor, in the main house.

Those cassette cases on the actual boards(shelves), not on the floor, are full of Maxell UD XL II (60 & 90) tapes. I just got them, about 180 of them.
The Laserlines on the wall, the top ones are full of mix Maxell UD XL II AND XLII.
The laserline on top of desk is full of TDK mix - SA-C90 & SA-90.

The laserline cd towers are 90 % filled with my recordings. Buy used cd from Hastings book, and cd warehouse, record, and sell back, or, copy a borrowed cd.
 
gkwolfman said:
The shelving came from an old military "barrack" rack I saw someone do while in the Air Force at Travis AFB, CA (1975). I got tried of trying to find a shelf that would work for me, and too lazy to build one. Thus an easy, cheap way to fix that was this. With the weight of all the gear, it helps for a sturdy stand. Of course, this only works in the garage, or, if you are a bachelor, in the main house.

Those cassette cases on the actual boards(shelves), not on the floor, are full of Maxell UD XL II (60 & 90) tapes. I just got them, about 180 of them.
The Laserlines on the wall, the top ones are full of mix Maxell UD XL II AND XLII.
The laserline on top of desk is full of TDK mix - SA-C90 & SA-90.

The laserline cd towers are 90 % filled with my recordings. Buy used cd from Hastings book, and cd warehouse, record, and sell back, or, copy a borrowed cd.
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That's funny my dad was Air Force and was the one that introduced me to the
Brick and board shelving... :thmbsp:
 
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