Solidsteel WS-5

£530.00

Many audio passionates do not have the possibility of using racks or stands for their components and a wall-mount could be the only way to accommodate your system.

Solidsteel WS-5

The Solidsteel WS-5 is a rock-solid platform delivering reference-level isolation at an attainable price.

Solidsteel WS-5

Weighing in at a 13 Kg. Form follows function, the WS-5 supports even the heaviest of turntables.

Heavy gauge steel for the perimeter and the massive wall plate are complemented by graceful touches adding air and life to what might otherwise have been a monolithic design.

An Italian-Made Wall-Shelf

Solidsteel WS-5 puts an immediate end to any doubts about the practicality and performance abilities of a turntable wall shelf.

Providing the reference-caliber isolation crucial to superlative analogue performance.

Rated to handle up to 60 Kg  with a large shelf 500 x 410 x 19 mm, the WS-5 works with almost any ‘table made.

Ridiculously sturdy, WS-5 touts a massive (50 mm | 2″) tall by (25 mm | 1″) thick steel outer frame welded to an extremely thick (150 mm | 6″ tall) back plate.

Its (25 mm | 1″) square crossbars are taken directly from Solidsteel’s own audio racks.

Solidsteel WS-5 Skeleton

Ditto the proprietary Duraluminum isolation cones.

Leveling of the MDF shelf (laminate black finish) may be fine-tuned via the four cone cups using an Allen key  included).

The Italian-made WS-5 can even be mounted on brick and concrete provided you employ the proper connectors.

Give your turntable the support it needs with WS-5.

.Why the WS-5?

Many audio passionates do not have the possibility of using racks or stands for their components and a wall-mount could be the only way to accommodate your system.

Specifications Solidsteel WS-5

Frame: stainless steel only; laser cut on three different metal parts and hand-welded process for the assembly; black powder coating.

Contents: One set of n. 4 aluminium cones; Allen Key (3 mm); One set of n. 3 Concrete Anchor Bolts (45 x 50 mm | 1/8″ x 2″); Drilling Jig/Template.

Shelf: (500 x 410 x 19 mm | 19.5″ x 16.25″ x 0.74”) MDF wood, polymer laminate.

Sustainability: 60 Kg | 130 lbs tested.

Weight: 13 Kg | 28.66 lbs

Outer Dimensions mm | inch:

W 550 (21,7)  H 160/50 (6,3/2)  D 470 (18,5)

Inner Shelves Dimensions mm | inch:

W 550 (21,7) H 160/50 (6,3/2) D 470 (18,5)

Colour:

  • Black

Brand

Solidsteel

Solidsteel Since 1990 Solidsteel, occurred in early 1990 thanks to the passion for a musical universe entirely based on culture for listening and for craftsmanship. Moreno Conti, a great lover of music with extraordinary creative ability The origins of the name “Solidsteel” have well deep roots. And to fully understand them we must go back in time in the era of the ’70s and’ 80s. It all started from the musical passion of a boy of Pescara (Italy), enthusiast for records and engines, who every day from an early age strongly worked for the illustrious family-company “Conti”, which was at that time the official supplier of silencers for motorcycles of Ducati, in Bologna. In this period, working in the factory gave him the opportunity of learning the most accurate techniques of metal craftsmanship. In particular, the testing of the various possible uses of the best machineries of the time for the sector, as well as the experience with the most sophisticated and accurate techniques of open-flame welding, were the first major step towards the creation of the firsts furniture for electronics destined to the Hi-Fi and Hi-End world. Since its foundation is therefore born a business experience made of hard work, sacrifices, research, experiments and initiatives aimed at continuous product improvements. It’s easy in this way to imagine the typical working dynamics of a small family business, bearer of values and principles always common to the “Made in Italy” concept. An important year to be reported is certainly the 2006, when it was introduced on the market the prestigious Hyperspike Series, which is the current top line of products in their range that also marked the introduction of the modularity concept into the market.

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