Solid Tech Solo Amplifier Stand

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Superior Isolation for Your Power Amp

Get your amp up off the floor and support it in style with this beautiful and functional amp stand from Solid Tech, the Radius Solo 1.

The Radius Solo 1 doesn't look anything like an ordinary am pstand. That's because there is nothing ordinary about Radius. It looks like fine Scandinavian furniture, because that's exactly what the Swedish-designed component is. The combination of pristine, natural wood shelves with sweeping lines and extruded aluminum pillars makes a strong statement of style with an overall appearance of luxury.

The large-diameter support pillars provide a rock-solid frame for your electronics. You can fill the pillars with sand or shot to increase the mass and add to the resonance control. The included large spike feet provide superior isolation from room vibration.

"The Difference Was Substantial"

A January 2006 review in 6Moons.com compared the difference between using a Solid Tech Radius rack system to using a competitor's solid cherry rack. "The difference was substantial - more ease to the music. Dynamics became more natural and individual instruments were easier to follow, as they no longer blended into the background."

The Radius Solo 1 is 26.7" wide, 19.7" deep, 4.72" high, with a maximum load of 132 lbs. The gorgeous wood shelf is offered in a choice of Birch, Black, Mocha, or Oak Finish.

• Modern Scandinavian furniture styling
• Open design helps keep gear running cooler
• Large-diameter aluminum support columns are sand-fillable
• Pristine, natural wood shelves
• Large spike feet
• Choose Birch, Black, Mocha, or Oak shelf finish

• Maximum load/shelf: 132 lbs.
• Dimensions: 26.7" wide, 19.7" deep, 4.72" high

A compared the difference between using a Solid Tech Radius rack system with a Disc of Silence to using a competitor's solid cherry rack. "The difference was substantial - more ease to the music. Dynamics became more natural and individual instruments were easier to follow, as they no longer blended into the background."

"In combination with some of the ingenious [Solid Tech] IsoClear footers, the Radius seems damn hard to beat at its price," reports a January 2006 review in the online audiophile journal 6Moons.com.

- 6Moons.com, January 2006