Audio stand needed....Moving main components from mechanical room to listening room

Salamander makes great stands that are very reasonably priced and you can get them with casters. Have to get casters on stands. 
 

Always been amazed how crazy people are to not use casters for amplifier stands.  Amplifiers don't get impacted by how a stand rests on the floor as long as it's designed with some mass. The other gear you have also should have casters but especially amplifiers.

@roxy54

@tyray

i have adequate feet underneath my individual components on my rack. The casters underneath the rack are invaluable to an ever-changing landscape where I live.

I have three listening rooms and another room entirely devoted to keep all the boxes I gotta maintain. I Shuffle things around a bit. Underneath one set of speakers I have rubber feet placed on top of square acoustical ceiling tiles that allow me to slide it around when I want to. This is a really cool thing to do.

My amp racks are customized with steel pieces welded together supported by casters. It weighs alot. Ideally it would be nice not to have the casters in a perfect world. But the negligible benefit of not having casters is not perceivable and I don’t care how good you’re hearing is. For your information, my subwoofer is not on casters but on some isoacoustic rubber creations that do have importance because of all the freaking vibrating this thing does.

When you see magico offering a rack for $40,000 you really have to wonder what the hell is going on.

All the isolation specs that you see, does anybody really really really notice a sonic difference. Yeah if you don't isolate the turntable its going to skip around during earthquakes and dance parties and while doing jumping jacks.