AV Stands

[Dolby]

Almost everything must be ear and eye level for me. Otherwise it's going to bother me.

+1

Exactly the same as me - that's why I removed the centre from it's cavity that I had made for it to put it higher and open air. Sounds far better

 

[SauRoNZA]

My biggest issue was fitting the Microserver.

Initially had it inside the cabinet but overheated and didn't any to take the back off.

 

[Dolby]

Do you think a Blu Ray player gets hot?
Playstation 4?
Was the rear of your cabinet removed - or a full closed cabinet?

 

[Y'all Qaeda]

Do you think a Blu Ray player gets hot?
Playstation 4?
Was the rear of your cabinet removed - or a full closed cabinet?

Why not mount PC fans at the back and have them suck out the hot air? Pretty sure a 120mm fan would do?

 

[Dolby]

That is an option... I can't do it myself due to my lack of skills, but will consider it

 

[CamiKaze]

I was thinking of that as well. You just need a drill with a circle saw bit. It's not a difficult task Dolby.

My specific issues lies with the Bitfenix case still being noisy as F###.

 

[CamiKaze]

Why not mount PC fans at the back and have them suck out the hot air? Pretty sure a 120mm fan would do?

Ok so I am going to try this now. But...if I glue my fan to the back of my stand where I drill a 200mm hole, how am I going to power the fan?

 

[Dolby]

Plus in your AV unit!

Contemplating this - R9,300.00 delivered for solid mahogany

1.7m x .65m x .50m ; adjustable shelves outside and in cupboard

 

[Dolby]

The two components, I think, I pretty sexy - which I want them displayed