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Actor
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Sturdy cabinetry that doesn't cost hundreds?
Hey guys, I'm on the hunt for an A/V stand to replace my space age vibration reducing, tone reconstructing CARDBoarX stands.
![]() I need something about (as in no more than) 2 feet higher x 2 feet deep x 58 inches long. Dark brown, Black, or bare wood is fine. I can stain. Searching around locally, I'm suffering sticker shock with all the $300-500+ price tags. Also I don't trust glass shelving to hold up a 90 pound amp, a 18 pound center, and other various weighty things. It would be nice to get some direct recommendations, but just some manufacturer recommendations would be great. ![]() Last edited by Sehnzeleid : 01-06-2008 at 10:32 PM. |
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Nuked for Morbid
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Savannah,GA
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I would keep it as is. That way you'll always have that "we just moved in" look. A house always feels newer when its just been moved into.
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Ex-BadHumor Man
Join Date: May 2002
Location: New Jersey, USA
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Glass shelving is far stronger than you think. 90lbs would be nothing for a decently thick piece of glass.
EDITED: $300 isn't shocking to me. You could build one really cheap, and I could help, but really...$300 is norm IMO. Edited AGAIN!: Go here and look at the weight capacity: Here. Last edited by Iguana Man : 01-09-2008 at 10:55 PM. |
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