Completed Home Theater Cabinet Rack Build

With the rest of the parts in for the rack and the other mods I wanted to do, I was able to finish the build and install the new amp and power strips. In a week or so when the JBL SDP-55 gets here, I'll be able to tear down the old cabinet and do the full buildout in this, then the REAL fun begins!

LED Lights (32') - but what's on sale at the moment):

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[gannicuslegion]

I don't think there are enough new quality movies to justify your effort and expense.

[bobzealand]

I just bought this same one I used your links for some of the other things like the power strip great video

[larryhazelwood]

With a power conditioner it is not just about sound.I have a Panamax 5400 PM and when power is connected or there is an outage the outlets engage one at a time instead of all power on with a power strip.

[michaelkreisel]

Im waiting patiently for you to finish this build. I’ve done enough reading to recognize the gauge steel is a little flimsy the price is right 👍 if your near land o lakes you are 5 hours from me. I’m interested in your 3 channel monolith. I think I will upgrade and exchange my klipsch 504c and add a third klipsch rp8000f. I welcome any input.

[aidanzimmerman]

Any rattles from the enclosure when the subs are hitting?

[victorfeliciano]

very nice video, question what the model of this unit and where can i buy it? also can you please tell me the size of this audio rack. again

[dbach]

Sweet build, dude. From my non-tech world, I am blown away at that tint job. Nice looking cabinet. Looking forward to seeing the completed project. Assuming you will be videoing the fine tuning of the new components?

[michaelkreisel]

Thanks for the video. I hope this works out. Amazon sent me a deal too good to pass. The 22u with 3 heavy duty shelves for $421 👍😛

[glassetcher]

Great videos! If I use this rack, I would want to use it with the back off to have complete access to all of the connections. Do you think it would be sturdy enough to do that if it is loaded with up to 130lbs?