Please help us make a decision about audio product racks

[Fosi Chang]

As we said before, we are making audio product racks.
The following pictures are two demos we made. They are not the final mass-produced versions. There are also some pictures showing how they are used.
It should be noted that a 12cm PC fan can be installed under the transparent acrylic to cool the audio products.

Question：
1. Their acrylic designs are different and the metal tube sizes are also different. Which one do you prefer between A and B? Their acrylic designs are different and the metal tube sizes are also different.
2. Does this meet your imagination? What other suggestions do you have?

 

[Giro413]

B

 

[stevenrigdon]

I prefer A , how soon will these be available? Thanks.

 

[Fosi Chang]

I prefer A , how soon will these be available? Thanks.

We'll put it up for sale within a month

 

[jeromeof]

I prefer A also - I think with the of angled holes gives it a slightly better ascetic look ( though happy with either)

 

[MmmikeyMike]

I like the grill/vent pattern of A better - seems like it would be less likely to accumulate dust/debris over time. I don't actually see any difference in the metal poles between the 2 examples, so can't express a preference on that score.

 

[MmmikeyMike]

Wondering if you'll be creating a single-unit wide rack also?

 

[Fosi Chang]

Wondering if you'll be creating a single-unit wide rack also?

We are working on the design, maybe it will arrive later than in the picture

 

[Karlaka]

Good afternoon. Definitely the A option. I find it much more aesthetically pleasing and easier to clean. Greetings!

 

[joostdh]

I’m going to go against the grain and say I prefer option B. I prefer a rack that is left/right symmetrical. Option A could become symmetrical if the angel of the right grill is flipped. Then it would become a tie for me between A and B.

 

[Aldepal]

Instead of using fans just put taller feet on the products so they get better circulation underneath.

Make them wider and thicker so you can place a Monitor on top and have the components on the bottom for desktop systems like a monitor riser with shelves