I’m not sure where you are getting your advice Orlando. If you choose to go the ‘lock the equipment in a closet route, you should be aware of a couple of things. Make sure that you have adequate ventilation in the closet. Electronic equipment gets hot and too much heat will increase the failure rate of your equipment. Receivers get especially hot.
You will also need to use RF remotes, as infrared won’t work with the equipment out of sight.
Also setting up and calibrating your equipment is more difficult when it is in a different room.
As far as being weird, I can’t say, other than to wonder why you care to visually understand how high the volume is set.
