KGUSS Mini Audio Component Rack Black Acrylic 2-Layer Rack Aluminium Holders Small Desktop Rack for HiFi Audio Equipment dac Amplifier Amp (Black)

Bought two to hold my headphone stack at home and at the office. I've got an SMSL M200/DA200 dac and amp at home and they fit perfectly on the lower two shelves. At the office I have JDSLabs EL DAC 2 and an Element amp that also fit perfectly. The JDS amp needs to sit on the top shelf of course to keep the volume knob accessible.Assembly was quick, just thread the posts together with the plexi in the middle. The film on the plexiglass was actually really easy to remove unlike so many other products. There's a logo embedded on one panel, but you can have it on the bottom tray facing down and you'll never see it if you don't want to.

I got this for my mini component stack with an FX-Audio Tube-03, and DAC-6 MkII, Aiyima A07, SMSL PL100, and a Tenelay FV2. Assembly was easy and it looks pretty sharp. My only complaint is that the acrylic is bowing a little bit under the weight of the components. The amp and the transport are certainly solid for their size, but they're not excessively heavy. If the acrylic was just a mil or 2 thicker it would be no issue. You can't really tell it's flexing from a distance right now, but I'm worried over time it'll sag a little more noticeably.

Nice but more shelves than three needed

One was not enough so I put two together. Used double sided glue dots to hold stuff in place. Everything is able to get air and looks good for an inexpensive piece.

I would give it 5 stars if judged purely on aesthetics. It makes your headphone rig look like a cute miniature version of your speaker rig. Now for the cons:- The shelves are cheap flexible plastic.- The shelves are smooth plastic with no grip. Pressing any buttons or knobs on your device will make it move back. I have to brace my headphone amp from the back to keep it from moving.- The pointy feet look cool, but have no grip because this unit and components are light weight. It moves very easily on your desk, causing scratches. They should have included rubber feet as well. I'm thinking of putting sticking rubber feet on the top caps and and using the unit upside down.

No son estantes de acrilico, dos de ellos ni siquiera son negros, parece carton, una pena vender esto

This is one of those things where you don't really need it but when you do get it your like damn that looks so good, great idea, but you really don't need it, that's why I bought another one, cause you know you don't need one but two, yeh of course you need two...

I have been looking for something like this for ages. I can now stack an Ethernet switch, a video switch, and a "pizza box" computer neatly. I plan to order a few more.PROPackaging is excellent. It is easy to assemble, and it has flexibility. It appears to be sturdy.CONNo directions in or on the box. The protective strips seemed to be bonded to the acrylic and they were difficult to remove, except on the branded surface.UPDATEWe liked these so much we ordered two more. I found a trick to save time and thumbnails removing the cover sheet.1. Put the threaded end of a leg into a shelf hole.2. Hold the leg an angle and use the thread to stoke and tear the cover sheet around the hole.3. Repeat until you create a flap you can use to remove the cover.If you are careful you should not leave any scratches, and any minor damage should be covered by the leg once it is in place. My time and frustration level per side dropped from 10-15 minutes / high to 2-4 minutes / low.NOTE TO COMPANYThis product screams high quality on every level.1. The box and packing are attractive and durable.2. The hardware is packed in a large foam sheet, with notches for easy removal.3. The hardware is well machined and attractive.4. The shelves are drop-dead beautiful, once installed.Please find a means of making the shelf protective covers easily removable. Also, please include a picture of the assembled product.1. The four leg sets are packed in a foam sheet with a notch for easy removal.