I'm pretty sure I can assemble a rack, just don't want to find/order the parts and have someone drills hole for me, sand/paint.... that's a lot of work and $200 isn't that much money.
No. I can buy another rack. I can buy a fan and point it at the BHSE when it is on.
I just felt the top of the top rack and it is even hot. Hmm.
Edit: I've always liked the look of the Salamander rack (the spacing between racks with 3 shelves is probably around 12 inches, I have 9 inches right now).
http://www.audioadvisor.com/prodinfo.asp?number=SMA3
Yes, but there is a lot of dust (very fine white powder) in my apartment (I think from the concrete ceilings) and I am worried about getting the dust/white powder in the amp. I would think that would be worse than having it on the second shelf.
Hmm, just saw this post from Justin on HF:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/439657/headamp-blue-hawaii-special-edition/1830#post_8348709
"for testing I stack the BHSEs on 3 shelves (see a pic several pages back or at www.facebook.com/HeadAmp) which are spaced about 16" apart and there's no difference in temperature between the amps on the 3 shelves. so i would recommend at least 8" of air above the tubes if the amp is on a middle shelf"
I am more concerned about putting a75 pound object on it in the future (or someone putting a lot of weight on it) and it breaking on top of the BHSE. I hadn't even thought about it catching on fire.
It's dry and I'm listening. Maybe I should shave my head so I don't have to wait in the future.
I have had the BHSE on for several hours and I noticed that the underside of the top shelf is really warm (the shelf above is only about 3/4" above the BHSE). Can a lot of heat make the shelf above become weaker (so that it cannot handle as much weight without cracking/collapsing). I was trying to avoid putting the BHSE on the top shelf because of fine white dust in the apartment. I don't really have much on the shelf right now but might but the BHSE on it in the future if I buy another place without concrete ceilings.
On the Justin BHSE, there is also a male and female end. I am concerned about different rotation of the cord when you plug it in (it plugs in with a 3 by 3 grid). Perhaps I should look closer, maybe there are some grooves so that it can only plug in one way.
I was moving my setup around and unplugged all the cables without paying attention to how they were plugged in. Is there a certain direction that the umbilical cord needs to be plugged in? or can someone send me a copy of the instruction manual? Don't know where my manual is right now.
Found out that I owe an extra $1550 in 2015 property taxes. I also only found it out because I went to download the receipt for the amount I had paid online. At least I found out before owing a bunch of interest and before filing my federal income taxes.