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Best home gym rack set up?

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The Silverback
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Wont have a ton of space but looking for a higher end rack with the capability of having either a Lat pull down or dual cables on both ends. TIA.
javajaws
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Look at Rep fitness. They have all sorts of attachments and ability to build whatever you want through a very modular set of parts you can buy.

I would have added one of their pulley systems to my rack, but I had already found a nice functional trainer off of craigslist.

I'm sure Rogue has similar stuff available - but I find their prices and shipping a bit higher without really anything being better. OK, I take that back - I LOVE their Monster weight storage pins (they fit on my Rep 5000 series rack).
The Pilot
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Is there anything you can pick up locally?

I have Rep stuff but mainly because they are in Denver and I bought mine when they didn't have Free Shipping. Now they've just increased their prices to account for the "Free Shipping".
aTm2004
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Check out Valor Fitness. I have a BD-7 and it's solid, and the lat pull down is very smooth.
Nom de Plume
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I've had the Rogue HR-2 Half Rack for 8 years and give it 47 out of 5 stars.
bam02
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I have a Titan T3. I like it a lot. It's bolted down and is rock solid. If I had room I'd add the rack extension kit for plate storage.

I won't ever have interest in the pulley accessories but I think they offer them. I have a ton of Titan equipment and I'm happy with all of it, except for the FID bench, but I replaced that with just a flat bench anyways.
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