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    Default tv stand for auido equipment with doors too hot?

    I am currently looking at this tv stand
    Nexera Pinnacle 56" TV Stand | Racks and Stands

    only thing i worry about is will i need to have doors open when using equipment because of heat

    it will hold a PS3, Marantz SR4001, and Behringer EP2500

    thanks

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    You can cut ventilation holes into the back. For additional cooling you can install a PC fan and have it vent the air out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pjoseph View Post
    I am currently looking at this tv stand
    Nexera Pinnacle 56" TV Stand | Racks and Stands

    it will hold a PS3, Marantz SR4001, and Behringer EP2500. only thing i worry about is will i need to have doors open when using equipment because of heat.

    thanks
    I think even with holes in the back and a fan you will be in trouble.

    All that amount of electronics will need flow through ventilation. I think you will need a van and need to keep the doors open.

    I think you need much more space around the units.

    Another thing, for $285 just imagine what that thing will be made of. I bet it will be half fallen apart by the time you have it assembled. I bet that will be a sub Target piece of gear and that's saying something.
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    I picked up this fan setup. This kit comes with two fans, variable speed controller and AC converter. Plug it in and your done. Simple. Quiet. Effective. You can buy extra fans and run up to four on the controller in the kit.

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    Another thing, for $285 just imagine what that thing will be made of. I bet it will be half fallen apart by the time you have it assembled.

    TLSGuy... Did you look at the specs? Shipping weight is 89lbs. This is by no means cheap furniture.

    This is what we are using for our home audio in our living room and we are very pleased and satisfied. Price is $269.99 from Crutchfield.



    Shipping weight on ours was 85lbs. Once this was put together and I installed our equipment, this has made the perfect addition to our living room and looks like real furniture. If you are concerned that this and OP's furniture will resemble something you buy from WalMart, KMart, or Target to put together that will last 3-4 months and fall apart, these two are furniture quality pieces that will last you as long as your furniture will last...

    Everyone's mileage will vary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Davemcc View Post
    I picked up this fan setup. This kit comes with two fans, variable speed controller and AC converter. Plug it in and your done. Simple. Quiet. Effective. You can buy extra fans and run up to four on the controller in the kit.
    What is the cost? link?
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    Thanks for the replies.

    I was thinking if I can find some fans that run off of 120V i can use the switched outlet on the back of the marantz so they will only turn on when the amp is on.

    I was thinking of placing the fans like in the attached image, as long as the middle shelf is not touching the door which i am sure it is back some.

    What do you think
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    Shopping for HomeTheaterCooling.com

    $58 for a single fan with built in thermostat, $108 for two. They run on 120V, so no wall warts.

    Other affordable cooling options as well. I have two, one in each side cabinet of my TV stand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pjoseph View Post
    Thanks for the replies.

    I was thinking if I can find some fans that run off of 120V i can use the switched outlet on the back of the marantz so they will only turn on when the amp is on.

    I was thinking of placing the fans like in the attached image, as long as the middle shelf is not touching the door which i am sure it is back some.

    What do you think
    Professional Quiet Fan - HomeTheaterCooling.com

    $37 each, $70 for two.

    Almost forgot, for $12 you get a hole saw and a prepaid shipping label to send it back. Makes installation a breeze.
    Last edited by runswithscisors; 04-21-2012 at 01:19 PM.
    Main System:

    Samsung 55" UN55D7000 LED TV
    Denon 2311CI
    Sherwood RX5502
    Marantz CC-65SE CD changer
    Samsung 3D BR player
    PS2
    Sanyo VCR
    Onkyo HTIB 5.1 surround speakers
    Hsu VTF-3 MK4 sub
    Cannon TLS speakers (borrowed from vintage system)
    Polk R150 bookshelves (kitchen)
    Polk Atrium 5 (back porch)

    Vintage system:

    Optimus receiver
    Cannon TLS speakers (donated to main system)
    Philips CD changer
    Teac tape deck
    Gerrard LP player
    BSR EQ
    Magnavox DVD player
    15" Durabrand TV

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    Quote Originally Posted by afterlife2 View Post
    What is the cost? link?
    $60 for the kit with two fans.

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