In my opinion since no one that Im aware of has done a side to side A/B comparison of one rack to another with the exact same equipment its all a matter of personal tastes which is highly opinionated.
They are all good racks, go with the one that you like the looks of the best, or that fits your budget. Look for slight defects or flaws that will not work with your system suck as shelf spacing, incorrect size shelf, no ability to add mass to the structural supports, cant use points for connection to floor or as I found out the hard way with my reference rack the Sistrum Platform Rack, because of the back leg being in the center, that back leg might interfere with an AC plug or RCA/balanced interconnect, or its a hassle to set equipment on three audio points or those sharp points can mark the bottom of your equipment. My remarks about my rack are not meant as criticism but simply an example of insight I have as an owner that others might not think of.
Best regards,
They are all good racks, go with the one that you like the looks of the best, or that fits your budget. Look for slight defects or flaws that will not work with your system suck as shelf spacing, incorrect size shelf, no ability to add mass to the structural supports, cant use points for connection to floor or as I found out the hard way with my reference rack the Sistrum Platform Rack, because of the back leg being in the center, that back leg might interfere with an AC plug or RCA/balanced interconnect, or its a hassle to set equipment on three audio points or those sharp points can mark the bottom of your equipment. My remarks about my rack are not meant as criticism but simply an example of insight I have as an owner that others might not think of.
Best regards,