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OK so I can not be the only person in this boat. I have a really cool slim aesthetically pleasing glass shelf case that perfectly matches/fits my TV & the TV sits on. (see attached)
The good thing is that the design is completely open with a ton of room for air and circulation, but the problem is it does not have enough depth clearance because of the two pillars in the back so basically you can't put any kind of half way decent receiver in there. I have an Onkyo 505 right now and its literally hanging over the edge and blatantly sticking out. The only thing I could do is dislodge the glass shelf where it attaches to the back and yank it forward a bit, but then the back of the receiver would be leaning over that portion. Does anyone have any MacGyver like fixes for this?? Or am I going to have to go out and get another little stand to sit next to the TV and pluck the receiver on top of that? Last edited by Collectors Set; 06-11-2008 at 07:22 PM. |
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In the past I ran into that problem. I went to a glass supplier/repair shop and had them cut out a 3/16" thick piece of glass the same width and depth of my receiver and had all the edges, corners rounded so they were not sharp. It turned out to be a pretty nice fix. I put the piece of glass on the glass shelf and carefully put the receiver on it and looked a lot better than I thought. It was actually pretty sturdy.
Eventually I got a new entertainment center because I got more equipment. In my case I was able to push it back so it was even in the front. yours would have to stick out in the front. You can always get a seperate A/V stand for it. Last edited by mdabb; 06-11-2008 at 07:34 PM. |
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