I’ve just finished my review on the massive and beautiful Fern and Roby equipment rack for the upcoming Winter Issue of The Occasional, and just hours after I submitted the article for layout I received news from Christopher Hildebrand on a new promotion he’s having–for a limited time, Christopher is taking $1550 off his standard equipment racks…with free shipping to the lower 48 states!
Here are a few snippets from my upcoming review on the Fern and Roby equipment rack:
“…built to last forever, something that won’t bow and bend over time, something that will look great in photographs and, most importantly, one that provides effective isolation.”
“…it’s a rack that possessed an heirloom quality. It’s something to treasure, something to hand down to younger generations.”
“I can’t stop looking at it. It’s gorgeous. Can you say that about most audio equipment racks?”
I can’t overstate how gorgeous and substantial the Fern and Roby equipment rack is. Every time I walk through my listening room I’m reminded of the old SNL marble column faux-commercial. “Who’s beautiful listening room is this? Oh that’s right, it’s mine!”
One more thing–the free shipping is a big deal. This thing is heavy, but it does ship flat. And it’s relatively easy to assemble–with a friend. But I happen to know from years of importing that a box this heavy is expensive to ship. Fortunately, every Fern and Roby equipment rack is made in the USA at the Tektonic Design Group factory in Richmond Virginia. American craftsmanship at its finest.
I know, I’m all giddy. I never thought I’d be so excited about an equipment rack, but there you have it. For more info, check out the Fern and Roby equipment rack promotion on their website.
One problem, it’s not a RACK it’s a table..RACK implies 19″ mounting face..
Rack (n.)–a framework, stand, or grating on or in which articles are placed.
I don’t see anything about a 19″ mounting face.