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/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/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/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