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I have a 24U by 3 row system on an 3 level Ultimate A-frame stand just  
above a 61-key controller. The weight of the system is enough that I  
couldn't imagine it on a single tier. I've got two of the bars, one  
mounted desk height on the front of the A and the second on the back  
of the A. The system sits on both bars and they do flex under the  
weight.

My biggest complaint is that occasionally when I'm pulling/inserting  
patch cords one swings down and wacks the keyboard. Fortunately is is  
just a relatively inexpensive controller but I'd be worried about your  
Voyager.

(A-frame user in earthquake country) Greg

On Dec 30, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Jeff Laity wrote:

> Maybe it can go on the bottom and I can attach table legs to it, hmmm.
>
> On Dec 30, 2007, at 9:11 PM, djbrow54 wrote:
>
>> Figure out how many thousands of dollars will be in your modular
>> cabinet. Then compare that against the cost and performance of your
>> A frame. And if it goes, also add in the cost of the synths that
>> **used** to be under it. I'd personally never risk it and I don't
>> live in earthquake country. I'd figure out how to get a tall table
>> over a 2 high st! and or p ut it on the side.
>>
>> (no-risk taker) Dave
>>
>> --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Laity <synthetic@...> wrote:
>> >Since I'm planning to put
>> > mine on the top of an A-frame stand (in earthquake country), I'd
>> > prefer not to do any stacking. Some people have said that 24 or 26u
>> > is too wide and they prefer 20u, but I thought 24u was a good
>> > compromise so I don't need to go three rows high in the future.
>>
>>
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