Stillpoints ESS Racks

The Stillpoints 42-20-5 Rack

• 42" Tall
• 20" wide 3/4" Thick shelves
• 5 shelves total

Stillpoints ESS racks are widely recognized as the best in the industry. They are available in a variety of configurations. You are looking at the 42-20-5 model. This model has 2 - 42 inch tall masts, with 5 - 20 inch wide shelves. Hence the 42-20-5 model designation.

Sonically, the Stillpoints racks will allow your system to perform to its fullest. Leading edge transients have more attack, and the soundstage is widened dramatically.  For further improvement, try adding the Ultra Stillpoints under your components.

The  42-20-5 ESS rack consists of two Masts, two Crossbars, and 5 shelves. The ESS rack can be configured with extra shelves at an additional cost. if you need a different configuration than what is offered directly off of our site, please give us a call at 888-998-9335.

The Mast

Stillpoints patented technology is incorporated into each mast.

The Crossbars

The Crossbars support the acrylic shelves and incorporate 6 Stillpoints each.

The Shelves

The 3/4" Acrylic shelves "float" above the crossbars

How much can the ESS Rack Support?

The Stillpoints 42-20-5 will accept weights up to 225lbs per shelf. Meaning they can support your amplifiers, or tranformer based power conditioners with ease. It can hold over 1000 lbs total. 

All of the tools necessary for assembly are packaged with the rack.

Stillpoints ESS Rack Reviews

"Everything in my system has been chosen because it contributed to the reproduction of a realistic soundstage and the timbral accuracy of instruments, and I had long assumed that I was enjoying all that the electronics and speakers could give me in terms of that realism. The Stillpoints ESS 28-40-3 rack showed this assumption to be baseless. From the sweetness of the highs to the solid bass, everything had a rightness to it. I suspected from the first listening session with my components on the Stillpoints rack that it was something special. You can’t see it working, but you sure can hear it." - UltraAudio.com