Post by entilzha on Nov 15, 2012 14:48:45 GMT -5
Why do I need casters? It already has wheels hidden behind the "posts".
Build quality is great. It's solid and looks incredible. No defects as far as I can tell. I need to adjust the left drawer because it sticks a bit, but nothing major. The doors and drawers close solidly, the thermostatically controlled fans are a nice touch (still haven't turned on), and the cable management with the built in holes makes things nice and hidden and well organized if you have the patience.
It's heavy, but not too heavy. After adding my amps and stuff, it was a bit of a pain to roll it into position on the carpet. For scale, my TV is a Panasonic 42" plasma.
If you're looking for a good wood console, and have the $, I'd say go for it. The other path I debated before settling on this was the VTI glass consoles, but I wanted to be able to hide things better and make it more aesthetic as furniture.
Build quality is great. It's solid and looks incredible. No defects as far as I can tell. I need to adjust the left drawer because it sticks a bit, but nothing major. The doors and drawers close solidly, the thermostatically controlled fans are a nice touch (still haven't turned on), and the cable management with the built in holes makes things nice and hidden and well organized if you have the patience.
It's heavy, but not too heavy. After adding my amps and stuff, it was a bit of a pain to roll it into position on the carpet. For scale, my TV is a Panasonic 42" plasma.
If you're looking for a good wood console, and have the $, I'd say go for it. The other path I debated before settling on this was the VTI glass consoles, but I wanted to be able to hide things better and make it more aesthetic as furniture.
