The joys of domestic compromise. 
You should be fine then.
Hope you don’t need into the radiator for anything soon.
Moving the system for access. 
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Might be worth sharing that bit of information with the rest of the forum some people maybe affected without realising 
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Hi Thanks for that.
I usually get shredded trying to help because people believe in witchcraft instead so I just drop them in and if the right person gets it then so be.
I can’t believe the amount of free real info I give but gets taken the wrong way.
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I can just about visualise through all the clutter that there is a nice setup hiding behind 
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Beautiful cabinet and system! I love the simplicity of it all, and I am sure it sounds fantastic! Well done!
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It is the little bench on the left hand side that I like (not that the cabinet is not impressive)…
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Hopefully your Rp6 has an acrylic cover, as your grandson sits very very near of the turntable.
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Probably an RP6 down the road, but for now it’s the RP3.
The bench only sits there when he’s not here. Otherwise, we move it away from the temptations.
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II don’t doubt. Was more a joke observation. Elegant looking system, congrats
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Hi @nicnaim
Nice “System Pic”
Do share how you get on with the Innous PM. That’s all interesting info’…
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Will do. Just hooked it up last night. It’s surprisingly adept. Have it feeding the HugoTT.
I don’t expect it to be as good as the NDX2 which is a fantastic transport but is overkill for just background music and exploring new artists.
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What’s the metal rods sticking up on the top shelf of the Fraim?
I think it’s to keep the glass from going side ways. I bought all the Fraim used.
It’s the only shelf level that has it.
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Ah, a DIY job from the previous owner…
It could be turned upside down and used at the bottom, depending on whether the legs have left marks of course.
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I don’t think so. If I remember correctly the box and was marked as the top level.
I think HH’s idea would be best if you wish to restore it to standard appearance.
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