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Today the extension rails, stand, fans, and fan controller arrived.





Which worked out well, now that I have all of the pieces I can take the final measurements for the cabinets and pick up the materials this weeknd. Hope to start working at least a few hours each day on them between tile breaks. lol
I'm very happy with all of the MA products, they are built for more of an industrial enviroment than for home HT, so they are not going to fall apart under the weight of the Halo amps.

Did you get a custom finish on that cat ?

He does have some great looking cats, doesn't he?

Nah, just the standard Bengal color/pattern.

Are they purebred?

We have papers on both and actually managed to get good prices on both, Mikey is an F4 and Anika is an F5, usually breeders don't recommend an F4 and lower for the average home owner. Both are show and breed quality, to get them for the price we did, both required being fixed, and we can not show them. If anyone is interested in what Bengals are, click on the link below.
They are the most amazing cats I have ever owned, but not recommended for people that don't have time to be with them, when we return from vacations, they are not happy with us at all. lol

Bengal Cats

The 60 pound weight of each A-21 has been a bit of concern for me , Parasound assured me that there was no need to add rear rack supports for the amps, the supplied front mont brackets would be work well. This evening I decdied to try one of the amps in the racks, there are 3 screws on each side of the chasis that secure the bracket to the amp. The 4 screws then secore it to therack, once it was in place the amp hangs very securely, with no up or down movement when applying some pressure on the rear of the amps.
So it seems that MD and Parsaound know more than I, as I had doubts about ony a few small screws fully supporting the weight of the amp.