Audio Racks

Audio racks safely house your audio system components and keep the system organized. Every sound system should be used with the components rack-mounted into the proper type of audio rack for your application. As a standard, all audio racks have an internal width of 19-inches across. Sound system components screw onto the rails inside the rack to keep them stationary and secure. Some audio racks are semi-portable and feature casters/wheels, other racks are more permanent and can be wall-mounted. Most of these racks feature a lockable door and ventilation for proper air circulation. Rack outer construction can be metal or wood-carpeted.

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