Grand Prix Audio
Monza
Grand Prix Audio is a small Massachusetts-based precision engineering shop, run by a team with a motorsports-composites background, that builds its racks using carbon-fiber and aluminum construction technology adapted from race-car chassis design; the Monza is a four-legged, extendable frame system built and finished largely to order rather than sold through wide retail distribution. It was named HiFi+ magazine's 2019 Accessory of the Year and reviewed by Stereophile, giving it a well-documented reputation among high-end reviewers, distinct from the already-catalogued Monaco Modular line.
MSRP
$21,950
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Specifications
- Debut
- Unveiled at High End Munich 2019
- Frame design
- Four-leg design allowing rack extension while improving rigidity and stability versus prior three-post designs
- Press coverage
- Featured in Stereophile's coverage of the new Monza isolation system at its launch
- Starting price
- $19,000 for a four-tier, 42"-tall rack
- Published price
- 21950 USD
- Award recognition
- Named HiFi+ magazine's 2019 Accessory of the Year
- Upper price range
- Up to $29,500 for expanded configurations
- Uk pricing example
- £20,500 for Monza four-shelf 42" rack including APEX XL, levellers and couplers
- Manufacturer background
- Built by Grand Prix Audio, known for applying motorsport composite/isolation engineering (carbon fiber, magnetic levitation-type couplers) to equipment supports
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