Stacking Rotel 1090

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  • garethk
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    • Dec 2002
    • 26
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    Stacking Rotel 1090

    I have a Rotel RB 1090, RMB 1075 and RSP 1066.
    WIll stacking these one on top of the other cause any damage to the 1090 on the botton?

    I read the User Guides, but they dont mention anything.

    With the large feet under the 1075, it seems like there is enough space for ventilation. I am more worried about denting the top of the 1090 or 1075.

    Any comments?
    GarethK
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    • Ferres
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 158
      #2
      As long as you got ventilation, they should be fine.
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        • zmanbands
          Senior Member
          • May 2007
          • 151
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          How warm is the 1090 unstacked?
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