Might be worth asking the dealer if he has any used full Fraims. I had a Fraim lite too, but managed to trade it in for a used full Fraim in just the colour I wanted, so the net cost was quite reasonable.
My main motivation to change at all was to get a rack whose wood better matched a new wooden floor, beforehand I was a bit sceptical about any sonic improvements. But having got it, as HH says it really does work, everything just seems so much more focussed. Very happy.
Good luck, Paul
You suggested that I get rid of my âcrap rackâ and get my speakers clear of the carpet, better yet, get some SBLs. I did all of that, plus a few other things and I am as happy as a pig in muck! I just needed someone to give me a push. Thank you again.
https://community.naimaudio.com/t/in-praise-of-the-humble-credo/4437/3?u=graeme
Wow . Donât tempt me
Fraim full fat ordered!!!
What about thick felt pads under the spikes of the mains block?
Spotted your Fabian Perez btw. 
ATB Peter
@anon4489532 - your lounge looks quite similar to ours and we are planning on getting a new fireplace this year. I note your speaker cable looks to be neatly running behind your fireplace. Is there some kind of channel running behind the fireplace through which the cable runs? Also, how do you manage to thread the cable through?
Thanks.
We renovated a fireplace in our home and have two 19 mm conduits running underneath. Wish we had a couple more and much bigger diameter to cope with the newer, larger cables and connectors.
Good tasteâ:wink:
Great room, love the wall colour. Nice axe too
Thanks Gazza. How did you thread the cables through the conduit?
I bought the longest garden cane i could buy that was thin enoughâŚmany were too thick. Then attached some fishing line to the cane , push thru, and then attach the cable and pulled back thru. I was lucky having enough room either side of the fireplace to fit the cane. Sure others may have come across more bendy options.
Thanks - a clever solution.
Tie a knot in a piece of string, a bit smaller than the diameter of the tubing. Use a vacuum to suck it through, use the string to pull through something a bit sturdier (if necessary), use that to pull through your cables. Likely wonât have to buy anything.
Itâs just square conduit. I poke the wires in one end and they pop out the other. No string, canes or fishing line required.
You just want something carpet-like. Four squares of underlay would do it Iâm sure. I found this out because I was convinced the block shouldnât be on the carpet. I ordered a sheet of granite with lovely rounded edges to go underneath, popped it under and it sounded awful. ÂŁ75 down the drain.
What powerblock name?
Musicworks
ATB Peter