Schiit Stack Under-Desk Mount

Schiit Stack Under-Desk Mount

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Under-desk mount for a Schiit stack with Introprose connectors. Tested on a Schiit Modi 3+ and a Schiit Magni Heresy, unsure if other or older versions work.Very stable when assembled, virtually no side-to-side movement and if the correct rubber feet are used in the top of the mount to push against the Magni there is no up-or-down movement of the stack inside the mount.Important to note that this is made for the Schiit Stack with the Introprose RCA connector. This connector adds about 2mm height to the stack and separates the Magni and Modi more than if they were resting on top of each other. Rubber feet supplied with the RCA connector are used to fill this gap between the Modi and Magni.This part may still work for you without the Introprose connector, you will just have a larger gap between the top of the stack and the top of the mount. You can pad this gap with thicker rubber feet or similar. See below.There are four holes in the bottom of the mount for the Modi to sit in and four holes on the "ceiling" of the mount which can be used for rubber feet to provide a tight fit between the ceiling and the top of the Magni without having the plastic part rub on the surface of the Magni. I used rubber feet with an approx. diameter of 10mm and height of ~3.25mm. Adhesive rubber feet such as this type may work.The four screw holes for connecting the mount to the underside of desk are suited for 4mm diameter, 15mm long, wood screws with a countersunk head no larger than 7mm in…

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