I have a denon 3805 which i think is 16.75 deep.
Odds are the measurement of 16.4 is from front of chassis to rear of chassis.
I was looking at an low-slung that only measures 18in deep, minus about 1/2 inch for the rear of the rack and the doors. I was kinda bummed cause my denon WOULD fit, but not with the connections in the back. Too bad too, it looked real slick. Beach wood, smoke doors, it definatly had a very high-end look to it.
The denons might not fit in the rack. Depending on the rack you might be able to modify it. I have a roomate who'se Yamaha is about 1/8in too big for his entertainment center when measured to the the terminals in the back. his solution was to cut a hole in the back large enough for the rear-connections to poke through, yet small enough you cannot see the hole from the front.
I really dont have any advice on the sizes of any other recievers, but keep your eye out. You might check out the Marantz recievers, for some reason i seem to remember them as not being quite so deep, but i could be mistaken.
Happy hunting! :)
Odds are the measurement of 16.4 is from front of chassis to rear of chassis.
I was looking at an low-slung that only measures 18in deep, minus about 1/2 inch for the rear of the rack and the doors. I was kinda bummed cause my denon WOULD fit, but not with the connections in the back. Too bad too, it looked real slick. Beach wood, smoke doors, it definatly had a very high-end look to it.
The denons might not fit in the rack. Depending on the rack you might be able to modify it. I have a roomate who'se Yamaha is about 1/8in too big for his entertainment center when measured to the the terminals in the back. his solution was to cut a hole in the back large enough for the rear-connections to poke through, yet small enough you cannot see the hole from the front.
I really dont have any advice on the sizes of any other recievers, but keep your eye out. You might check out the Marantz recievers, for some reason i seem to remember them as not being quite so deep, but i could be mistaken.
Happy hunting! :)