Detail 01
6 rack spaces
Each space is 1.75 inches of front panel. Add up your gear's rack units and leave one free.

Independent shopping perspective
Six-space rack case for mounting outboard gear. For players and engineers who move a small rack rig instead of leaving it in a studio.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Each space is 1.75 inches of front panel. Add up your gear's rack units and leave one free.
Detail 02
Gear bolts to threaded rails at the front. Nothing sits in here loose — you need screws for every unit.
Detail 03
Takes edge and corner impacts a padded bag won't. It also weighs more before you load anything.
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Rear clearance decides fit more often than spaces do. Measure your deepest unit plus the cable bend behind it.
Detail 05
The premium buys the shell and hardware, not extra spaces. A bag of the same size holds the same gear.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Six single-rack-unit boxes, fewer if anything is 2U or 3U. A power conditioner plus a wireless system typically uses about three.
That's a depth and weight question, not a space question. Confirm the amp's chassis depth against the rails and mount it at the bottom.
Rack screws with plastic washers and a screwdriver. Match the screw thread to the rails and stop as soon as they're snug — overtightening cracks front panels.
Treat it as ground transport protection. Cargo handling calls for a purpose-built flight case, plus foam or removal of anything sticking out the back.