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Model: | 45 DIY |
Category: | Rack |
Suggested Retail Price: | $550 |
Description: | 3 shelf equipment rack |
Manufacturer URL: | Adona Corporation |
Model Picture: | View |
Review by vickgeo@live.com on October 24, 2009 at 16:08:18 IP Address: 76.204.19.173 | Add Your Review for the 45 DIY |
I waited many years before buying a "high-end" rack, believing I could DIY as good as any manufactured, over hyped product. Eventually I assembled a rack I thought was pretty good, a complex structure of maple slabs, 3M 2552 damping material, bicycle innertubes, Sorbothane, and Herbie's Grungebuster. Then, based upon some kind of intuition, and an ad in Audiogon, I ordered the parts to build a "45" series rack from Adona. It was a fortunate choice, as it has allowed me to enjoy music with an intimacy and comprehension that, for medical reasons which keep me pretty much homebound, I haven't experienced since the days when I haunted jazz clubs and symphony halls. I am more than pleased,I am genuinely astounded.
Also, my Adona "45" DIY rack has allowed me to discover what marvelous components I actually have.
Product Weakness: | None that I have observed. |
Product Strengths: | Allows components to function at full potential, excellent appearance. |
Amplifier: | 2 PS Audio Trio A100 biamped |
Preamplifier (or None if Integrated): | Stereo Knight Silverstone B&R |
Sources (CDP/Turntable): | Cambridge 840C CDP, Adcom FM Tuner |
Speakers: | Mark & Daniels Diamond+ |
Cables/Interconnects: | Oyaide Tunami, MAC, Shunyata, Neotech, Element |
Music Used (Genre/Selections): | Classical, jazz, a little 60's rock |
Room Size (LxWxH): | 15 x 12 x 8 |
Room Comments/Treatments: | various |
Time Period/Length of Audition: | 3 months |
Other (Power Conditioner etc.): | BPT conditioner, 2 Quantum Symphonies |
Type of Audition/Review: | Product Owner |
Nice review, and their products look nice. Mind sharing what you wound up going with?
Nice review Goerge,
A lot of people skimp on their racks...a good rack can bring out the true potential of you gear.
All for the love of music :-)
Very interesting website...
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