Rack

[Made in 1968]

Has anyone got any software that can blow this picture up without distortion so i can clearly see that black paint finish on top?

https://i.imgur.com/02ADDg0.jpg

[JohnJo]

There’s nothing like a nice rack.....and that’s nothing like a nice rack ;)

Seriously though, looks like a computer generated image so not worth studying too closely.

Not unlike a hammered finish.

[struth]

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1280x1024q90/921/q1uj1U.jpg

pic aint great quality alas. might help tho

[Made in 1968]

It a studio Rack for studio gear.. Manufacturer in Germany says its a satin crackle Epoxy finish

[struth]

i would think it is.. certainly not super smooth, but the pic quality is minimal so enlarging doesnt help a lot. cant make a silk purse out of a sows ear as they say

[Made in 1968]

Thanks Grant. It's finished like that for hard wearing, but if the finish is shite i wont bother.. Ill have to try find another pick. All that will be visible is the front when its fully loaded. Im going back into Analogue synthesizers now ive got a new job, but want my file based system incorporated into it.. 19" rack mount PC monitor, Keyboard Tray & PC wil be mounted in that.

[Metlor]

Hi Andre
Have you considered building one out of timber or ply. You can choose the height and finish to suit.
It's only a little more awkward mounting the kit, but I've just used decent screws with cushioned washers, looks smart and never had any issues.

mart

[Made in 1968]

Hi Martin
Wood is banned in this House. Its ultra modern Black, Grey, White Decor.. Maybe only Black Ash could be acceptable but id rather have Metal finishes.. Black Ash is a bit 80's Flat Earth tac :D

[Metlor]

"Wood is banned" ouch 😯

Plenty of small steel fabricators in Sheffield, may be worth a try?

[Made in 1968]

"Wood is banned" ouch ��

Plenty of small steel fabricators in Sheffield, may be worth a try?

You know what hack me off with fabricators, They make the welds visible on joints. Thats why i was a fan of the 1980's Sound Organisation stuff, they were all invisible welds.. I think ive got something sorted thanks to the studio industry..