Heavy Duty Rack Shelf. Looks like it's designed for 2 field monitors, or a scope. Each side is 8 3/4" wide, and 8 1/2" high. The divider in the middle sits back 3/4" from the front.Total depth is 16 1/2". There is a piece of metal welded on the back about 1/8" high that looks to serve as a catch. Sitting in front of that you're looking at 15 1/8" totally flat depth. Takes up 5 rack spaces.
Condition: Good. The top front support only goes 1/2 way because someone sawed off the other side. It still feels quite sturdy as the steel is thick.
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foam peanuts to survive the abuses of UPS and the US Postal Service. This is my duty to you. I have received many poorly
packed items and know how it feels. Rates are my cost + a small handling fee to help defray these packaging materials necessary
to protect your purchase. Please contact me if there is shipping damage and I will be glad to help you file a claim if it was insured. I routinely
lose $$$ on shipping, losing over $800 last year, so please don't think I'm raking it in on shipping.
I am happy to combine items to save $$$ on shipping! Shipping charges are getting ridiculous these days with gas prices being so high.
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Unlike most sellers, I've been in the audio business for 22 years now. I always stand behind what I sell!
I leave feedback when it is left for me, and never leave punitive feedback (I've been the victim of that myself). I've very rarely used negative feedback, and then only
to buyers who purchase and never pay or communicate.
Philosophy: I've been keeping customers happy long before the internet ever existed, and continue this tradition online.
Many people new to being in business seem to expect everything to always go their way as they cry "no refunds on shipping" and other such nonsense.
If I screw up I'll bend over backwards to make things right as I always have, and try to always keep the customers point of view in mind. In the long run
that's all that really matters. If that means losing on a particular piece then so be it.
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