Amp rack my style

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

How is it some are able to see pics and the rest aren't?

 

[MrFoca]

Can't see it.

 

[jnk2013]

Works now.

 

[Massive spl]

That amp rack looks sturdy enough to hold an alpine 250watt amp. Flimsy sheet metal. :/

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

Anyways who wants a pair just pay shipping. To see some input and what changes can improve them.

Can you make them out of thicker metal? That would be an improvement

 

[Eggroll]

Can you make them out of thicker metal? That would be an improvement

^^^ other than that throw some measurements in and they would be pretty good to buy

 

[jnk2013]

I understand its thin. Simply to make one and see it work. Yes I can make it thicker. Note my machine will only punch up to 10 gauge stainless steel..135"

I will make some out of 5052 .125" aluminum.

 

[C1500martin 10+ year member]

am i the only one running apple products? i can't see the pics on phone, iPad, or laptop

 

[Polar]

tard

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

am i the only one running apple products? i can't see the pics on phone, iPad, or laptop

There's your problem... apple..

 

[UMWDawg92 10+ year member]

10 gauge stainless is plenty thick for an amp rack.

 

[Tripn88]

I can see it on my ipad.

 

[Rich B 5,000+ posts]

Looks like it would be perfect for mounting a plywood board to it, then the amp on the board.

It would have a nice angle for display, and the board would mean the steel wouldnt need to be that thick.

 

[jnk2013]

i couldn't get the press brake guys to form up another part for me. Made one out of 12g 316L stainless steel. First thing in the morning with measurements.

 

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What is pictured is 18g galvanized steel.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

What Rich B said. I def wouldn't set a 20-25 lb amp on those brackets alone.

Need more support to hold the load/weight.