I got one of these from
Standout Designs for about $1k. It had to look good in the living room where my system used to be, and it is gorgeous in cinammon maple stain. It is also incredibly well built, solid maple wood and the service from this company was perfect. The interior space is 19" wide so if you have tall tubey kids of components they will fill up the inside bays quickly. Regular rectangular box components can fit about 6 inside. But the advantage is the big flat top is great for TT, tube amps, whatever.
I was in Circuit City this morning looking for a high end tube preamp,
and saw a huge collection of audio racks there. I'm sure they are geared towards style over substance, I didn't even take another glance except to notice how much floor space the were devoting to racks. Most were typical steel/glass type, probably very cheap, but some of them might even be welded and decent build. They also had some salamander shaped ones, but probably nowhere near as well built as the true salamanders which have aluminum channel frame. Those are really nice, and they are big enough to hold anything, even 23 inch deep HT receivers.
Just to stoke your nervosa about racks while you are in this vulnerable state, check out
Grand Prix Audio.
A zillion models of all prices viewable here:
http://racksandstands.com/ but I never bought from them, so dunno....
Rich