Audio T Verdict
The Solidsteel HY-3 hits something of a sweet spot in the HY range. Three equipment levels give a source, amplifier and additional component their own dedicated support, but the rack remains considerably lower and less imposing than a four-shelf design.
The standard layout is practical too. A generous 285mm equipment interval gives larger amplification useful breathing space, while the second 185mm opening is well suited to a streamer, CD player, preamplifier, DAC, phono stage or external power supply. The completely open top is a natural home for a turntable or equipment that needs unrestricted height.
Construction is substantially different from ordinary furniture. Three 30mm lacquered MDF platforms are supported by Solidsteel's full stainless-steel INOX structure, incorporating 39mm frame components, rubber O-rings, adjustable floor spikes and the company's established Hyperspike architecture.
With approximately 508mm of usable internal width, 500mm depth and a current 70kg capacity per shelf, the HY-3 is particularly well suited to a serious three-box hi-fi system without taking up the additional width of the HY-3L.
Check Amplifier Ventilation as Well as Height
The larger HY-3 equipment interval provides approximately 285mm of physical clearance. Always leave the additional cooling space specified by the amplifier manufacturer rather than treating 285mm as the maximum safe amplifier height.
Solidsteel HY-3 Three-Shelf Hi-Fi & AV Rack
The Solidsteel HY-3 is the standard-width three-level rack in the current HY Series of specialist high-end audio and AV furniture.
It combines three dedicated equipment platforms with a relatively compact 600mm overall width, making it a natural choice for systems that need more room than a simple two-box setup but do not require four or more shelves.
The HY Series is built around Solidsteel's four-pillar Hyperspike architecture, combining a substantial stainless-steel structure with 30mm lacquered MDF equipment shelves, rubber interfaces and adjustable floor spikes.
- Three-level high-end hi-fi and AV rack
- Current Solidsteel HY Series
- Standard 3 Shelves configuration
- Four-pillar Hyperspike architecture
- Full stainless-steel INOX structure
- 39mm-diameter main frame components
- Three 30mm MDF equipment platforms
- Black lacquered shelf finish
- Approximately 600mm overall width
- Approximately 660mm overall height
- Approximately 500mm overall depth
- Approximately 508mm usable internal width
- Approximately 285mm main equipment clearance
- Approximately 185mm secondary equipment clearance
- 70kg maximum load per shelf
- Approximately 155lb capacity per shelf
- Approximately 42kg rack weight
- Rubber O-rings within the structure
- Adjustable stainless-steel floor spikes
- Stainless-steel protective floor discs included
- Completely open rear for cable access
- Open-sided construction for ventilation
- Modular construction
- Custom configuration kits available
- Black finish
- Made in Italy
Three Equipment Levels for a Focused Hi-Fi System
The HY-3 is particularly well suited to systems built around three substantial components.
Typical combinations could include:
- Turntable, streamer and integrated amplifier
- Turntable, phono stage and integrated amplifier
- CD player, streamer and integrated amplifier
- Streamer / DAC, preamplifier and power amplifier
- Turntable, preamplifier and power amplifier
- Source component, integrated amplifier and external power supply
Each component receives its own dedicated platform, avoiding the need to stack electronics directly on top of one another.
Why Avoid Stacking Hi-Fi Components?
Stacking equipment can be tempting when space is limited, but individual shelves provide several practical advantages.
- Better ventilation around electronics
- Less direct heat transfer between components
- Reduced weight on equipment cases
- Easier access to controls
- Better rear cable access
- More flexibility when changing equipment
The HY-3 gives a compact three-box system dedicated space without requiring an unnecessarily tall rack.
One 285mm Equipment Interval
The larger enclosed equipment space provides approximately 285mm of vertical clearance.
This is useful for substantial components such as:
- Integrated amplifiers
- Power amplifiers
- Network amplifiers
- Large external power supplies
- AV electronics
- Some Class A amplifiers
- Some valve amplifiers
Use the Taller Space Where It Matters
The HY-3 deliberately gives one component more vertical room rather than using two identical shelf intervals. In many systems, the amplifier is the product most likely to benefit from the additional space.
One 185mm Equipment Interval
The second enclosed level provides approximately 185mm of vertical clearance.
This suits many conventional source and control components, including:
- Network streamers
- CD and SACD players
- Digital transports
- DACs
- Preamplifiers
- Phono stages
- Headphone amplifiers
- External power supplies
185mm May Not Be Enough for a Hot Amplifier
An amplifier can physically fit inside a 185mm opening and still have insufficient cooling space. Check the manufacturer's recommended ventilation clearance before deciding which HY-3 level to use.
The Open Upper Platform
The top equipment platform has no shelf above it and therefore provides unrestricted vertical space.
This makes it particularly useful for:
- Turntables
- Valve amplifiers
- Class A amplifiers
- Tall integrated amplifiers
- Large source components
- Equipment exceeding the enclosed shelf clearances
The ideal equipment arrangement should always follow component dimensions, cooling requirements and ease of operation rather than a fixed convention about what belongs on each level.
Particularly Well Suited to Turntables
A turntable is a natural choice for the open upper platform because it remains easy to access for record changes, cueing and cartridge setup.
A typical vinyl system could therefore place the turntable on top, a phono stage or digital source on the 185mm level and the amplifier in the larger 285mm opening.
Turntable Support and Suspended Floors
The HY-3 provides a substantial and accurately levelled equipment platform, but severe footfall through a flexible suspended floor can still reach a turntable. Where floor movement is a significant problem, a suitably installed turntable wall shelf may remain the better solution.
Useful for Streaming Systems
Three-box systems are increasingly common even where vinyl is not involved.
For example, the HY-3 can accommodate:
- Network transport, DAC and integrated amplifier
- Streamer, preamplifier and power amplifier
- Streamer, integrated amplifier and external power supply
- CD transport, DAC and amplifier
The three-level format provides useful room for specialist components without building a larger rack than the system actually needs.
Approximately 508mm Usable Internal Width
The HY-3 measures approximately 600mm wide overall, while the supporting pillars leave around 508mm of usable internal equipment width.
This comfortably accommodates the majority of conventional full-width hi-fi products based around 430mm to 450mm chassis dimensions.
Check the Internal Width
Equipment sitting between the structural pillars should be checked against the approximately 508mm usable width rather than the rack's 600mm external dimension.
500mm Rack Depth
The HY-3 provides approximately 500mm of front-to-back equipment depth.
This is more generous than many conventional hi-fi racks and can be especially useful for:
- Large integrated amplifiers
- Power amplifiers
- Substantial external power supplies
- AV electronics
- Deep source components
Allow Extra Room for Rear Connections
A component's published depth normally describes the chassis rather than the complete installed footprint.
Additional room may be required for:
- IEC mains plugs
- Large mains cables
- RCA interconnects
- XLR connectors
- Speaker binding posts
- Banana plugs and spades
- HDMI cables
- Network cables
- USB connections
Check Installed Depth, Not Just Chassis Depth
A component approaching 500mm deep may need considerably more room once its cables are connected. Allow enough space behind the rack for plugs and cables to exit naturally without excessive bending or strain.
Completely Open Rear
The HY-3 has no rear furniture panel.
This provides several practical benefits:
- Easy access to component sockets
- Flexible cable routing
- Space for substantial mains cables
- Easy access to speaker terminals
- Improved airflow around equipment
- Faster component changes and upgrades
70kg Capacity Per Shelf
Solidsteel currently specifies a maximum equipment load of 70kg for each HY shelf.
That is approximately 155lb per level.
This provides ample capacity for most domestic turntables, source components, integrated amplifiers and substantial power amplifiers.
Weight Is Only One Part of Compatibility
A component can sit comfortably below the 70kg limit and still be unsuitable because it is too wide, too deep or cannot be ventilated safely. Dimensions, support-foot positions, cooling and rear cables should always be checked alongside weight.
Approximately 42kg Rack Weight
The HY-3 weighs approximately 42kg before any equipment is installed.
That substantial unladen weight reflects the three MDF equipment platforms and full stainless-steel supporting structure.
Once a heavy amplifier and other components are fitted, the complete installation can become difficult to move.
Position and Level Before Fully Loading
Wherever practical, assemble the HY-3, move it into its final position and accurately adjust the floor contacts before installing particularly heavy components.
30mm MDF Equipment Platforms
The current HY Series uses substantial 30mm MDF equipment shelves.
MDF provides a consistent engineered structure without the continuous natural grain of solid timber.
The shelves use a lacquered finish rather than genuine timber veneer or the polymer laminate found on some other Solidsteel ranges.
Black Lacquered Finish
The current HY Series is offered in Black.
The lacquered MDF shelves contrast with the exposed stainless-steel structure and give the rack a relatively understated appearance despite its substantial construction.
Full Stainless-Steel INOX Frame
The HY Series uses stainless steel throughout its principal supporting structure.
Solidsteel currently specifies stainless steel for:
- The 39mm main frame
- Upper terminations
- Lower terminations
- Structural screws
- Adjustable floor spikes
- Protective floor discs
This gives the HY family a fundamentally different construction from Solidsteel's aluminium-upright S Series racks.
Four-Pillar Construction
Four stainless-steel structural pillars support each equipment level.
The layout creates a substantial open frame without the broad side and rear panels found on conventional furniture.
This leaves components easy to access, easy to cable and relatively unrestricted for ventilation.
Solidsteel Hyperspike Architecture
The HY Series is the four-pillar evolution of Solidsteel's long-established Hyperspike equipment-support concept.
The structure uses rigid metal elements and defined mechanical contact points rather than conventional furniture-style joints.
Rubber O-rings are also incorporated at selected interfaces within the frame.
What Is Solidsteel Hyperspike?
Hyperspike is Solidsteel's specialist equipment-support architecture, using rigid metal structures, defined mechanical interfaces and adjustable pointed floor contacts to provide audio and AV components with a stable and accurately levelled foundation.
Rubber O-Ring Interfaces
Rubber O-rings sit at selected interfaces within the HY structure.
These introduce a compliant material between otherwise rigid structural elements and form part of Solidsteel's approach to managing mechanical interaction within the rack.
Can a Specialist Hi-Fi Rack Improve Sound?
The audible effect of changing equipment support depends on the equipment, floor, room and furniture being replaced.
Mechanically sensitive products such as turntables can be particularly dependent on their supporting surface, while some solid-state electronics may be less sensitive.
The HY-3 provides useful practical benefits regardless:
- Individual support for three components
- Accurate levelling
- Open ventilation
- Generous equipment depth
- Easy rear cable access
- Reduced need to stack electronics
- Defined mechanical interfaces
Any audible difference should be judged within the complete system rather than treated as a guaranteed result.
Adjustable Stainless-Steel Floor Spikes
The HY-3 uses individually adjustable stainless-steel spikes at floor level.
These allow small variations in the underlying surface to be compensated for so the complete rack can sit securely without rocking.
Accurate levelling is especially worthwhile where a turntable occupies the upper platform.
Protective Floor Discs Included
Solidsteel includes matching stainless-steel protective floor discs for use beneath the pointed spikes.
These should be used on vulnerable surfaces including:
- Wooden flooring
- Laminate
- Tile
- Stone
- Other finished hard floors
Modular HY Series Construction
The HY Series is modular rather than being limited to one fixed rack arrangement.
The current family includes two, three and four-level racks, wider Large variants, dedicated amplifier stands and Custom Kits.
This provides flexibility when system requirements change or when the standard shelf intervals are not ideal for the equipment.
Planning Around Future Equipment
If another source, power supply or phono stage is already planned, it is worth considering whether the four-level HY-4 would make more sense from the outset. If three components genuinely cover the system, the HY-3 keeps the furniture lower and simpler.
HY-2 or HY-3?
HY-2
- 2 equipment levels
- Approximately 445mm overall height
- 285mm standard clearance
- Approximately 28kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Best for deliberately simple two-box systems
HY-3
- 3 equipment levels
- Approximately 660mm overall height
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- Approximately 42kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Additional full equipment platform
The Solidsteel HY-2 is ideal for a genuinely simple two-component system.
The HY-3 adds another full equipment level without dramatically increasing the overall footprint, making it the more practical choice where a third component is already present or likely to be added.
HY-3 or HY-4?
HY-3
- 3 equipment levels
- Approximately 660mm overall height
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- Approximately 42kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Lower overall profile
HY-4
- 4 equipment levels
- Approximately 875mm overall height
- 285mm / 185mm / 185mm standard clearances
- Approximately 60kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Better for larger separates systems
The Solidsteel HY-4 adds another 185mm equipment interval and is better suited to systems with four substantial components.
If three platforms are enough, the HY-3 keeps the rack approximately 215mm lower and avoids paying for unused furniture space.
HY-3 or HY-3L?
HY-3
- Approximately 600mm overall width
- Approximately 508mm usable internal width
- 500mm depth
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- Approximately 42kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- More compact floor footprint
HY-3L
- Approximately 780mm overall width
- Approximately 688mm usable internal width
- 500mm depth
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- Approximately 49kg rack weight
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Designed for unusually wide equipment
The Solidsteel HY-3L provides approximately 180mm more usable internal width while retaining the same depth and standard vertical spacing.
If your equipment fits comfortably inside the HY-3's approximately 508mm width, the standard model is generally the more space-efficient choice.
HY-3 or S3-3?
HY-3
- Full stainless-steel Hyperspike frame
- Approximately 600mm overall width
- Approximately 508mm usable width
- 500mm depth
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Black lacquered finish
S3-3
- Damped aluminium S Series structure
- Approximately 584mm overall width
- Approximately 500mm usable width
- 430mm depth
- 245mm / 245mm standard clearances
- 60kg capacity per shelf
- Black, White and Walnut finishes
The Solidsteel S3-3 is shallower and offers more finish choices, while the HY-3 provides greater depth, a higher current shelf capacity and Solidsteel's full stainless-steel Hyperspike construction.
HY-3 or HF-3?
HY-3
- Approximately 600mm overall width
- Approximately 508mm usable width
- 500mm depth
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- 70kg capacity per shelf
- Black lacquered finish
- More compact overall dimensions
HF-3
- Approximately 645mm overall width
- Approximately 535mm usable width
- 561mm overall depth
- 305mm / 205mm standard clearances
- 80kg capacity per shelf
- Flat Black, Gloss Black or Gloss White
- More generous equipment space
The Solidsteel HF-3 is larger in every major equipment dimension and carries a higher current load rating.
The HY-3 is the more compact interpretation of Solidsteel's stainless-steel Hyperspike approach where the additional HF space is unnecessary.
HY-3 or S5-3?
HY-3
- Full stainless-steel four-pillar structure
- 30mm lacquered MDF shelves
- 500mm depth
- 285mm / 185mm standard clearances
- 70kg current shelf rating
- Hyperspike architecture
S5-3
- Two-level decoupled equipment platforms
- StratoCell-damped aluminium supports
- 430mm depth
- 305mm / 205mm standard clearances
- 55kg current shelf rating
- Greater emphasis on shelf-level decoupling
The Solidsteel S5-3 uses a more complex two-level decoupled shelf system and provides greater standard vertical clearance.
The HY-3 counters with a full stainless-steel structure, greater rack depth and a higher current shelf-load rating.
Made in Italy
Solidsteel has specialised in audio and AV furniture since 1990, with its equipment-support ranges manufactured in Italy.
The HY Series combines the company's metalworking experience with its established Hyperspike architecture and modular approach to specialist hi-fi furniture.
Who Is the Solidsteel HY-3 For?
- Three-component hi-fi systems
- Turntable-based systems
- Streamer, preamplifier and power-amplifier systems
- CD player, streamer and amplifier systems
- Systems containing a separate phono stage or power supply
- Large integrated amplifiers
- Substantial power amplifiers
- Conventional full-width hi-fi electronics
- Components requiring up to approximately 500mm rack depth
- Equipment weighing up to 70kg per shelf
- Customers wanting full stainless-steel Hyperspike construction
- Systems requiring open rear cable access
- Customers wanting a rack lower than a four-shelf design
Who Is It Not For?
- Two-component systems where the HY-2 is sufficient
- Systems already requiring four or more equipment levels
- Individual components exceeding the 70kg shelf rating
- Equipment wider than approximately 508mm between the pillars
- Components requiring more than approximately 500mm rack depth
- Hot-running amplifiers that cannot be ventilated safely within the chosen interval
- Oversized equipment requiring the wider HY-3L
- Customers wanting White or wood-effect furniture
Key Features
- Solidsteel HY-3
- Three-shelf hi-fi and AV rack
- Current HY Series
- Standard-width format
- Hyperspike architecture
- Made in Italy
- Three equipment platforms
- Full stainless-steel INOX frame
- 39mm-diameter main structure
- Four-pillar construction
- 30mm MDF equipment shelves
- Black lacquered finish
- Approximately 600mm overall width
- Approximately 660mm overall height
- Approximately 500mm overall depth
- Approximately 508mm usable internal width
- Approximately 285mm main equipment clearance
- Approximately 185mm secondary clearance
- 70kg maximum load per shelf
- Approximately 155lb shelf capacity
- Approximately 42kg rack weight
- Rubber O-rings
- Defined mechanical interfaces
- Adjustable stainless-steel floor spikes
- Protective stainless-steel floor discs included
- Completely open rear
- Open-sided ventilation
- Modular construction
- Custom configuration kits available
- Black finish
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Solidsteel HY-3?
The Solidsteel HY-3 is a three-level high-end hi-fi and AV equipment rack using a full stainless-steel four-pillar Hyperspike structure and lacquered MDF equipment platforms.
How many shelves does the Solidsteel HY-3 have?
The HY-3 has three equipment platforms, creating two enclosed equipment spaces plus an unrestricted open upper level.
What are the dimensions of the Solidsteel HY-3?
The established HY-3 dimensions are approximately 600mm wide, 660mm high and 500mm deep.
How much usable equipment width does the HY-3 provide?
Approximately 508mm of clear internal width is available between the supporting pillars.
What are the shelf clearances on the Solidsteel HY-3?
The standard HY-3 provides approximately 285mm and 185mm of vertical equipment clearance.
How much weight can each Solidsteel HY-3 shelf support?
Solidsteel's current HY Series specification gives a maximum load of 70kg per shelf, approximately 155lb.
How much does the Solidsteel HY-3 weigh?
The established model-specific specification gives an approximate unladen rack weight of 42kg.
How thick are the Solidsteel HY-3 shelves?
The current HY Series uses approximately 30mm-thick MDF equipment platforms with a lacquered finish.
What is the Solidsteel HY-3 frame made from?
The HY Series uses a full stainless-steel INOX structure with approximately 39mm-diameter main frame components.
What is Solidsteel Hyperspike?
Hyperspike is Solidsteel's specialist equipment-support architecture using rigid metal structures, defined mechanical interfaces and adjustable pointed floor contacts to provide audio and AV components with a stable and accurately levelled foundation.
Is the Solidsteel HY-3 suitable for a turntable?
Yes. The unrestricted upper platform is particularly suitable for a turntable, providing easy access for record changes and tonearm operation.
Will a full-width amplifier fit in the HY-3?
Most conventional 430mm to 450mm-wide amplifiers should fit within the approximately 508mm usable internal width. Depth, weight and ventilation requirements should also be checked.
Can an integrated amplifier be used on the Solidsteel HY-3?
Yes, provided its dimensions, weight and ventilation requirements suit the chosen equipment level. The 285mm interval is usually the more accommodating enclosed position.
Can a power amplifier be used on the HY-3?
Yes. The 70kg shelf rating and 500mm rack depth suit many substantial power amplifiers, subject to dimensions and cooling requirements.
Can a Class A amplifier be used on the Solidsteel HY-3?
Potentially. Class A amplifiers can produce considerable heat, so check the manufacturer's ventilation requirements carefully. The unrestricted upper platform may be preferable where an enclosed level does not provide enough airflow.
Can a valve amplifier be used on the HY-3?
Yes where its dimensions and weight are compatible. Valve amplifiers requiring generous space above their valves and transformers are generally better positioned on the open upper platform.
Is the HY-3 suitable for deep equipment?
The rack provides approximately 500mm of depth, making it more accommodating than many conventional hi-fi racks. Additional space should still be allowed behind the component for cables and connectors.
Does the Solidsteel HY-3 have an open back?
Yes. The rear is completely open, providing easy access to equipment connections, flexible cable routing and good airflow.
Does the Solidsteel HY-3 help manage vibration?
The HY Series uses a rigid stainless-steel structure, Hyperspike mechanical interfaces and rubber O-rings as part of its equipment-support design. Any audible effect depends on the equipment, floor and room rather than being guaranteed.
Does a specialist hi-fi rack improve sound quality?
The audible effect varies between systems. Mechanically sensitive components such as turntables can be particularly dependent on their support, while individual equipment platforms, ventilation, levelling and cable access provide useful practical benefits in any system.
Are the Solidsteel HY-3 spikes adjustable?
Yes. Each stainless-steel floor spike can be adjusted individually to help level the rack accurately.
Does the Solidsteel HY-3 include floor protectors?
Yes. Matching stainless-steel protective floor discs are included for use beneath the pointed spikes.
Can the Solidsteel HY-3 be used on wooden or laminate flooring?
Yes. Use the supplied protective discs beneath the spikes on timber, laminate and other finished surfaces that could otherwise be marked.
Is the Solidsteel HY Series modular?
Yes. The current HY family includes standard and Large two, three and four-level racks, dedicated amplifier stands and Custom Kits.
Can the HY-3 shelf spacing be customised?
Yes. Solidsteel offers Custom Kits within the HY Series for installations where the standard 285mm / 185mm arrangement does not suit the equipment.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-2 and HY-3?
The HY-2 has two equipment levels and one 285mm interval. The HY-3 adds a third platform and an additional approximately 185mm equipment space.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-3 and HY-4?
The HY-3 has three equipment platforms with approximately 285mm and 185mm clearances. The HY-4 adds a fourth platform and another approximately 185mm equipment interval.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-3 and HY-3L?
Both have three equipment levels, approximately 500mm depth and 285mm / 185mm standard clearances. The HY-3 provides approximately 508mm usable internal width, while the wider HY-3L increases this to around 688mm.
Does the HY-3L support more weight than the HY-3?
No. Solidsteel's current specification rates both the standard and Large HY racks at 70kg per equipment shelf.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-3 and S3-3?
The HY-3 uses a full stainless-steel Hyperspike structure, provides greater depth and carries up to 70kg per shelf. The S3-3 uses Solidsteel's damped aluminium S Series structure, is shallower and is available in a wider choice of finishes.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-3 and HF-3?
The HF-3 is wider and deeper, provides greater standard vertical clearance and carries up to 80kg per shelf. The HY-3 offers a more compact footprint while retaining Solidsteel's stainless-steel Hyperspike construction.
What is the difference between the Solidsteel HY-3 and S5-3?
The HY-3 uses a full stainless-steel Hyperspike frame and provides greater depth and a higher shelf-load rating. The S5-3 uses two-level decoupled equipment platforms and StratoCell-damped aluminium supports.
What finish is available for the Solidsteel HY-3?
The current HY Series is offered in Black with lacquered MDF equipment platforms.
Is the Solidsteel HY-3 made from real wood?
No. The shelves use engineered MDF with a lacquered finish rather than solid timber or genuine wood veneer.
Where is the Solidsteel HY-3 made?
Solidsteel manufactures its specialist hi-fi and AV furniture in Italy.
Does the Solidsteel HY-3 require assembly?
Yes. The modular rack requires assembly and should be positioned and accurately levelled before particularly heavy equipment is installed.
Related Solidsteel Products and Audio T Guides
Why Buy the Solidsteel HY-3 From Audio T?
Choosing the right rack involves more than simply counting components. Equipment width and depth, amplifier ventilation, turntable placement, support-foot positions and rear cable requirements can all determine whether the HY-3 is the right fit.
Audio T can help check your equipment against the available space, compare the HY-3 with the HY-2, HY-4 and wider HY-3L, and establish which Solidsteel configuration best suits the system now and as it develops.
- Friendly specialist hi-fi and home cinema advice
- Component dimension and weight checks
- Amplifier ventilation guidance
- Turntable placement advice
- Three-level system-planning guidance
- HY-2, HY-3 and HY-4 comparisons
- Standard and Large HY sizing guidance
- HY, S3, S5 and HF Series comparisons
- Custom shelf-spacing guidance
- Spike and levelling assistance
- Hard-floor protection advice
- Rear cable-clearance guidance
- Ongoing after-sales support
Contact your local Audio T store with your equipment details if you would like help checking whether the Solidsteel HY-3 is the right rack for your system.