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HRS SXRC Audio Stand

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The custom SXR frame for the largest amplifiers — vertical stacking with M3X2 or E1X bases size-matched to the amplifier chassis.

Product Details

Description

SXRC is the custom version of the SXR Series Frame — engineered specifically to support the largest amplifiers in the world. Custom versions of the M3X2 or E1X Isolation Bases load directly into the SXRC frame, sized to match the specific amplifier chassis. The modular concept manufactured from billet-machined aircraft aluminum with built-in resonance control extends the SXR philosophy to a scale that standard SXR frames cannot reach.

The SXRC can be configured horizontally for a single amplifier or expanded vertically to stack multiple amps in a single frame system — a solution HRS developed specifically for customers who wanted floor-space efficiency without compromising isolation performance beneath very heavy monoblock designs. Common applications include the Dan D'Agostino Relentless monoblocks (a photo of one such installation lives in the HRS gallery), plus other reference-tier monoblocks that don't fit standard rack footprints.

Chief Engineer Michael Latvis: "The SXRC was designed in response to HRS customers who wanted to vertically stack their large amplifiers to save floor space in their listening room and to achieve excellent performance. HRS took this request to heart and developed the SXRC series which can support every amplifier in the world in any quantity and configuration desired by our customers."

Featured Specs

General Specs

  • Available widths: 15", 19", 21", 23"
  • Available depths: 21", 23", 27", 31"
  • Configurations: 2-1V (single amp) through vertical multi-amp stacking
  • Common sizes SXRC-1521, 1921, 2123, 2127, 2327; custom sizes available
  • Black or silver anodized finish
  • HRS Floor Protectors included
  • SXR Cable Organizer compatible

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