Anyone use Salamander Design racks? Comments?

I have a synergy twin 20 in walnut & chrome. I really like the looks & most importantly it offers great flexibility. It also offers the ability to add items/expand down the road, albeit you may have to disassemble to re-assemble.

I think the only downside is the look may not appeal to everyone, especially if you have very traditional taste. I would also recommend deciding what you want upfront since you probably get better pricing. Adding pieces after the fact can get pretty costly.

Wonderful, but a little pricey; however, still worth it. I have two of them :Synergy 40 and a triple with a LCD TV on the latter. Easy to assemble, nice looking IMHO.

Tom

I wonder if the vibration control issue could be addressed with either Neuance shelves and/or Aurios?

I have one. Not sure of the model, but it looks good. Black with metallic mesh on a door that opens towards you. In retrospect I don't think it was worth the 700$ I paid for it. It's not rock solid when you put pressure on it side to side it bends . Also I don't think it's design eliminates vibrations. I think there are better racks out there. Someone on here will know.

What I like about the Salamander racks are the "cabinet" look, the adjustable shelves, and the availability of the mesh door for ventilation. I'm open to other suggestions. The feedback thus far has been less than enthusiastic. I'm glad I asked the question!