[sdiy] 5U MOTM Wood Cabinets - Sale/Trade SoCal Area

[bill bigrig]

What are MOTM rails? I have some 6 or 7 foot tall "rack-mount rails" lying about in the garage, (same story as my Electronotes, health says I'll probably never use them). Is the screw spacing the same as MOTM rails? If so, drop me a line.
Rig
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On Sun, 11/8/15, Thomas White <djthomaswhite at gmail.com> wrote:

 Subject: [sdiy] 5U MOTM Wood Cabinets - Sale/Trade SoCal Area
 To: synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl, analogue at hyperreal.org
 Date: Sunday, November 8, 2015, 12:39 PM
 
 Hey
 guys, I have 3 birch wood, stained MOTM cabinets I'm
 parting with in the South Orange County area. They are
 custom built and very sturdy. They have machined brass
 inserts for modules which can easily be covered with
 Bridechamber MOTM rails if you desire. Each cabinet is two
 rows of 20U wide. The lower cabinet has a slightly title
 front panel going down to a 2U cutout for Furman, Spring
 Reverb, etc. I've used them for years and space
 requirements mean I have to move to a vertical server rack.
 I'm selling them for $50 each but would gladly trade
 them each for a set of MOTM rack rails so I can move my
 modules to the server rack. 
 I have a third one, same size as above with no
 cutout at bottom. It is filled with the Bridechamber rails.
 Due to that extra investment I'd ask $100 or two sets
 (pairs) of MOTM rails for that cabinet. It is the nicest of
 the 3. 
 There are pictures of the first two listed on my
 Flickr account. https://www.flickr.com/photos/26485243@N06/
 These have the power supplies shown removed
 now. 
 You can email me personally here about them.
 Local pickup only, but I can drive them as far north as Long
 Beach this week. Let me know if you're interested.
 Thanks!
 
 Thomas WhiteOrange County, CA
 Natural Rhythm Musicwww.naturalrhythmmusic.com
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