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Seth Gordon
 
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I just purchased a Kenwood Sovereign 5900. I have it in a stereo rack
with a glass door in the front and a "breatheable" cloth back. Now I
notice the unit gets hot, I also know there is a fan in the back
(which I feel turn on occassionally). My main concern is that in the
rack I don't have much room and have almost exactly 2 inches above the
unit. I was wondering if this was "OK." I see there are only 3 vent
areas. The wood shelf above the receiver doesn't get that hot though
which makes me think that it is ok, that and knowing the fan is
blowing out. Also, are you familiar with the "breatheable" clothes?
It came with the rack. The area I live in is very dusty and I felt
the pros outweighed the cons. Any advise would be MUCH appreciated!

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John Walton
 
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Breathable -- maybe for sound, but not for the convection of heat (which is
the movement of energy). You can use a small computer type fan -- just
operate it below the rated voltage -- even if you are only moving "some"
cubic feet of air per minute (CFM) the situation will be better than baking
your electronics. You don't need to move "hundreds" of CFM --

God created dust so that men would know where to put the stuff back (heard
on BET-TV).


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I just purchased a Kenwood Sovereign 5900. I have it in a stereo rack
with a glass door in the front and a "breatheable" cloth back. Now I
notice the unit gets hot, I also know there is a fan in the back
(which I feel turn on occassionally). My main concern is that in the
rack I don't have much room and have almost exactly 2 inches above the
unit. I was wondering if this was "OK." I see there are only 3 vent
areas. The wood shelf above the receiver doesn't get that hot though
which makes me think that it is ok, that and knowing the fan is
blowing out. Also, are you familiar with the "breatheable" clothes?
It came with the rack. The area I live in is very dusty and I felt
the pros outweighed the cons. Any advise would be MUCH appreciated!

Thanks


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