It's funny...

$1200 for an ironmaster bench, adjustable weights, and stand was one of the best investments I ever made. Agonized over spending that much, then took the plunge 4 years ago and I still use it every day. The cheapest decent gym in my city was $25/mo, $300 per year (now up to $350), so I would have paid more than the $1200 and I never saw anyone sell a used one for less than 80% of new, so I knew I could always sell it. I've been lifting weights for 40 years, so it wasn't much of a risk that I wouldn't use it and it saves so much time.

Before i left my gym, I switched over to an all dumbbell workout and it was just as hard. Skip the rack unless you have the space, Bulgarian split squats are every bit as hard with almost no weight, and therefore no injuries. I bought the superbench ($310), the weights and stand ($649), the add on weights ($300), preacher curl ($99) and hypercore i.e. roman chair ($175) current total $1535, then added some bands and another set of chrome dubbells for what would now cost you $1600. It just about killed me to spend that kind of money, but I already got it back and I can still sell them, and there's no overhead of getting dressed and going to a gym then waiting for weights. It sits in a 2 x 2 space next to my desk, the bench against a wall and the two accessories in a closet taking up about a 4" width of a closet shelf for the preacher curl and a 20" width for the hypercore. The whole set of weights is metal: if you drop them they still work. I looked a cheaper plastic ones and knew one mistake and they were a goner, and yes, I've dropped these once - no issues.

They are currently out of stock on the weights, so you're out of luck this time, but even before, this was possibly THE best purchase I've ever made.