Salamander Designs Synergy 30" 3-wide A/V cabinet / rack in Cherry & Black

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This is a Salamander Synergy audio video equipment cabinet that originally cost me over $2000.  The actual cabinet (not including wheels) is about 30" tall.  It is three columns wide, and accommodates 3 rows of equipment.  In other words, there's room for a lot of gear in here.

I think the finish is called cherry.  In person it's slightly darker than the pics, so try and picture it a little darker than what you see.  It's a veneer finish (with very strong MDF at the core).  It has matte black hardware and inner shelves.  All panels and shelves are made of thick wood and are very study. The doors also have black metal mesh in their fronts. This is replaceable with glass if you wish. (The doors are also removable if you desire). I have side panels that are metal mesh that you can slide into place as well for a cleaner look (not shown in pics).  There is one drawer at the bottom center.  The doors and drawer can be reconfigured and moved anywhere in the rack.

There is one flaw with this cabinet. My heavy HDTV which sat on the cabinet unmoved for 10 years, stuck to the veneer finish on the top and tore small holes in the finish when I finally had to remove it. There are 3 or 4 holes and all of them are smaller than a tennis ball. They would be easily hidden by a TV sitting on top of the cabinet, or a big center channel speaker, or other components on top. Alternatively, you put a stylish fabric table runner across the top that matches your decor. The rest of the cabinet is in very very good shape. The openings in the veneer finish do not affect the integrity of the cabinet in any way and do not expect that they will get worse with time.

This rack is extremely strong and could easily handle 500 hundreds pounds. The TV I used to have on it weighed 110 pounds and the cabinet never flinched in a decade of supporting that weight.... Plus I had the cabinet filled with gear and everything was always rock solid. The cabinet has 8 wheels so the weight is very evenly distributed and very easy to roll around (so you can get at the back if you need to for wiring changes, or cleaning).

If you don't know this about Salamander racks, every single shelf is infinitely adjustable for height. It's really great because it lets you adjust the shelves just the right heights for your various components. Also, this cabinet CAN be disassembled for transportation in a smaller vehicle, or for moving in/out of tight quarters. Unlike most cabinets that can be taken apart and put back together, this thing is super sturdy, as I outlined.

I greatly prefer a local buyer.  I really don't want to have to ship this thing and I don't have the original boxes.  But I would ship it for someone who falls in love with it like I did.  The reason I'm selling it is that I have a new life partner and she wanted something different for the décor.