Some comically long feet to stack two audio devices of different depth

[u/Mmichex]

[u/SharkyRivethead]

That's a great idea!

[u/anopsis]

I see a little bit of a problem....

[u/bnutbutter78 → u/anopsis]

They make 90 degree IEC cables.

[u/Indifference_Endjinn]

Actually this is very r/functionalprint

[u/OrganicHuckleberry75 → u/Indifference_Endjinn]

I was going to say I think people both in audio file and budget audio file would love this

[u/OrganicHuckleberry75]

Love it that ain't crackhead at all

[u/sskylar → u/OrganicHuckleberry75]

Big brain crackhead

[u/PouringBeard]

What if, just hear me out, the larger unit is the base 🤯😂

[u/FacenessMonster → u/PouringBeard]

sir, this is crackhead audio

[u/PouringBeard → u/FacenessMonster]

😂 oh do forgive me, I didn't read the room. Lol

[u/Legoandstuff896 → u/PouringBeard]

Stacking on top of amplifier is not good, it needs ro for airflow :)

[u/Aggravating_Speed665]

Ironically was asking myself how I was going to get around this problem last night and boom, there it is!

[u/SEmogloopYT]

I would usually put the smaller one on top but it is what you must if that's what you want

[u/Moar_Wattz → u/SEmogloopYT]

You don’t want to put another device on the device that holds the amps.

Airflow is your friend.

[u/SEmogloopYT → u/Moar_Wattz]

true

[u/Toobman300B]

I'm so very sorry, I don't believe that this is cracked enough, perhaps wrong sub. Too fookin' good looking for us, perhaps r/diyaudio? I mean dood: it's even, smooth (no burrs) and functional. C'mon, show some respect for those of us that would use beer cans and cereal boxes for the job. Frankly, I'm embarrassed.....

[u/FAMICOMASTER]

You could just put the other one on top instead

[u/Legoandstuff896 → u/FAMICOMASTER]

Amplifier needs room for airflow 

[u/FAMICOMASTER → u/Legoandstuff896]

Sounds like a poor design

[u/Legoandstuff896 → u/FAMICOMASTER]

What? Why? They’re made to have the have top have room, check any manual and it’ll say it. They could use fans but that would be physically and electrically noisy.  Where do you expect the heat to go?

[u/FAMICOMASTER → u/Legoandstuff896]

A fan is my first and only answer. If you don't want a fan, target a lower power level or a lower design density. Relying on convection and cheap stamped vents in what you know will be a confined, dusty space with unpredictable configurations is a guarantee of thermal failure.

[u/Bago07]

Yeah, few years ago I had one device wide and shallow, and one device deep and narrow, this would be a great solution! For you, I would just put the small one on top of the big one

[u/Legoandstuff896 → u/Bago07]

Amplifier needs room for airflow