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This a a reference level rack. In excellent condition, see images for dimensions. Have packaging, can organise shipping at buyer's cost. Feel free to ask a shipping quote.
Compared with buying a newer rack at this price, A$2,800 is a fair, market-level ask rather than a bargain. It matches the supplied median for three recent comparable listings, sitting comfortably between the A$2,300 25th percentile and A$3,585 75th percentile. The unknown condition is therefore the deciding factor: excellent cosmetics, complete hardware, and the right shelf configuration would make it worthwhile; visible damage or missing parts should prompt negotiation.
The appeal is SGR’s serious, modular construction: constrained-layer shelves, vibration-damping posts, adjustable spikes, and a rigid structure that suits substantial solid-state or valve components. These racks are well regarded for build quality, stability, and practical isolation rather than flashy styling. Confirm the exact model, number of levels, shelf dimensions, load rating, spikes or levellers, and whether all extension hardware and cable-management pieces are included. At A$2,800, a complete, clean example is a sound buy; incomplete or heavily marked, it should be priced below the A$2,300 lower-quartile territory.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
SGR Audio emerged from Melbourne, Australia, over two decades ago, driven by founder Stuart Graeme Ralston's passion for music's purest reproduction. Ralston began experimenting with speaker designs more than 16 years ago, refining cabinetry, drivers, crossovers, and aesthetics in pursuit of perfection. What started as a boutique loudspeaker venture has evolved under his leadership—and alongside family involvement, including his father Harry—into a forward-thinking manufacturer with a state-of-the-art R&D facility in Melbourne and global distribution across Australia, New Zealand, North America, and Asia.
The brand focuses primarily on high-end loudspeakers, pioneering innovations like the world's first current-drive models, alongside both active and passive designs that blend exceptional aesthetics with performance. Their portfolio has expanded to include premium hi-fi equipment racks featuring sorbothane isolation and anti-vibration engineering, capable of supporting up to 100kg loads. All products are 100% Australian-made, emphasizing precision craftsmanship for discerning listeners.
SGR Audio holds a strong position as a niche boutique player in the high-end market, earning acclaim for world-class sound and presentation—most notably at the 2018 Munich High End show, where it stood alongside global elites. Today, it confidently competes on the international stage, delivering flawless audio solutions free from noise and distortion.
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