Excellent leveling features and the spiked foot option means this unit is about more than looks. I owned two of them and flanked my motorized B&O TV VCR stand with these. Krell KSA 100S amps for the front and rear with a white Adcom 545 Mark II for the center. Speakers were Beolab 800 for the front, Infinity Modulus sub/sat for the rears with a KEF center channel and velodyne ULD 18 sub for the Beolabs up front. Surround duties were handled by a Fosgate Audionics Model III. The Laser Disc player was a Sony. The white B&O TV (and matching VCR) had a built in Faroudja line doubler. What a picture! These units brought it all together with it’s great flat black lightly texture coated steel frame and dense MDF removable and replaceable shelves. Almost 30 years later, these elegant little guys that originally knocked me off my feet visually when they were featured in the weekly circular for Sound Advice, adorned with a gold faced Conrad Johnson tube based system (and later with a Krell Audio CD system on the 4 shelf monitor), are still going strong and are hard to top with anything I’ve run across.

No weaknesses. Cable routing is generous, but tedious.