If you don't want to just go via Allied Electronics and order Hammond or
Bud, consider purchasing what you need off EBay -- in particular some of the
more "vintage" analog power supplies from HP, Kepco, Lambda, Systron Donner
can be salvaged for their power transformers, meters and excellent metal
craft. Here's a link to pix of some which I am pressing into service:
http://www.tech-diy.com/power_supplies.htm

You can also take advantage of the glut in Telecom equipment and buy used
Lucent and Cisco routers and switches in 19" rack panel versions. These
often come with a couple DC-DC converters which are too noisy for audio use,
but have other applications.

Jack

"cabbage" wrote in message
news
I am trying to find a source for a 19" rackmount chassis suitable for
building an audio amplifier.
It would be great if it already had heat sinks for the power amp devices,
but that is not necessary.
Any pointers ?

-cabbage

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ategory=15 04
might be worth looking at, if 2U would do it for you.

"cabbage" wrote in message
news
I am trying to find a source for a 19" rackmount chassis suitable for
building an audio amplifier.
It would be great if it already had heat sinks for the power amp devices,
but that is not necessary.
Any pointers ?

-cabbage

Oh, ditto
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tegory=20 316

"Matt Distefano" wrote in message
et...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ategory=15 04
might be worth looking at, if 2U would do it for you.

"cabbage" wrote in message
news
I am trying to find a source for a 19" rackmount chassis suitable for
building an audio amplifier.
It would be great if it already had heat sinks for the power amp
devices,
but that is not necessary.
Any pointers ?

-cabbage