Yamamoto Sound Craft OSW-92 (4 Shelves · Height 92cm) Wide Audio Rack

Resonance of cherry wood and high-strength design. Can store two standard audio devices side by side.

The OSW-92 is a high-quality audio rack using 30mm thick cherry plywood for the shelves and 32mm thick solid Asada cherry wood for the support pillars. It features excellent natural wood resonance and high-strength design.

High-quality wood and rigid construction

• High-rigidity materials: Shelves use 30mm thick cherry plywood, and support pillars use 32mm thick solid Asada cherry wood.
• High strength: Despite its wide design, it is highly durable and rarely sags even when heavy items are placed on it. It allows stable performance for audio equipment.

Spacious size and expandability

• Wide design: Overall dimensions are W1090 × D450 × H922mm.
• Storage size: The internal shelf dimensions are **1026mm (W) × 450mm (D)**, providing enough space to store two standard-sized audio devices side by side.
• Shelf adjustment: Shelves can be moved up or down in **50mm intervals**.
• Expandability: The standard specification comes with 4 shelves, but additional OSB-W shelf units (sold separately) can increase the number of tiers.

"A rack that brings out the 'wood resonance' of wooden instruments."

• When using this rack, the 'woodiness' of instruments like wood bass and acoustic instruments seems more pronounced. The shelves are made of cherry plywood and the pillars of solid Asada cherry, providing sufficient strength while adding a pleasant resonance.
  In fact, the presence of the wooden bass is slightly increased, and its contours and resonance become a little more relaxed. However, this is not in a negative way; it is a change where the 'wood-like texture' that did not come out with a metal rack naturally comes forward. The detail and sustain of the cymbals also become richer, enhancing the overall emotional expression of the music.
  

"On the other hand, there are some frequency ranges that become somewhat subdued."

• If we point out a weakness, it might be that the edges of electric guitars become slightly rounded, making rock music feel a bit calmer. Nonetheless, this is well within an adjustable range depending on the combination of accessories or insulators. With some ingenuity, it seems possible to achieve both a rich mid-low range and a sharp high range.