KGUSS Mini HiFi Rack, Acrylic Audio Component Shelves Aluminium Holders for Desktop Amplifiers/DACs Transparent 3-Tier Audio Stand

Perfect for my small bedroom system and looks really cool.

For Dacs, small class d amps, preamps and streamers this little stand is an ideal way of keeping a tidy stack. Despite some saying the Perspex is too thin I found it strong enough to sit a Topping E50 Dac, Aiyima A07 max and Wiim Pro streamer on it with no sag at all! Very nicely machined legs and comes well packaged.There is also an easy upgrade path with the shelves too. Simply send one of the Perspex shelves (as a template) to any sheet metal worker and pay them to cut 3 shelves out of 2-3mm Aluminium sheets. It’s not an expensive outlay and the legs are worth it but as said the Perspex shelves are fine. People also mentioned the spiked feet being a little slippy or scratching tops but buying the round discs for speaker spikes will easily solve that problem if there is one. I would recommend either 0.5 rubber sheet or Acrylic felt for grip on the surface of the desk. Simply buy a small sheet of either and cut out each piece and glue the rubber to the bottom of the spike discs. Acrylic felt can be bought with adhesive on the back already so no glueing involved. Personally I don’t have an issue but there is plenty of choice on Amazon regarding Speaker spike discs, rubber sheet and or Acrylic felt to solve that issue. Great little stand!

Displays the amps/dac i have nicely. As others have mentioned the shelving does feel a bit flimsy with some sag but nothing serious. Decided to have the unit placed upside down to prevent scratching/slipping other reviewers have mentioned from the base feet. Overall very pleased with purchase, it's a breeze to put together. Ifi Zen Can 3, Dac V2 and Topping Dx3 Pro+ on display for reference if anyone is worrying about the size.

Was searching high and low for a small hifi rack for my system and saw this on YouTube, I immediately bought it and placed my equipment on it, really love it and amazing value for money, may get a second just to have for future upgrades, highly recommended.

Beware, the item I bought as new was clearly used - no protective film on acrylic shelves, for example. This is deception. Will return it for a replacement. *UPDATE* Correspondence with the seller, HiFi College, has made it clear that it was not they who put this second-hand item back into circulation and tried to pass it off as new. It was staff at the Amazon warehouse, over whom they have no control.To be fair, Amazon immediately agreed to a full refund without question, but the incident still leaves a nasty taste in the mouth. Had I bought the item from the Outlet section of the Amazon site, I might have accepted that the item was not brand new, but paying full price for an evidently used item is not on.The actual mini hi-fi rack seems reasonably well made, and was easy to assemble. The shelves will support only a small amount of weight. Ideal size, build and design for a WiiM Pro or similar.