Detail 01
3 rack spaces
Three units of 1.75 inch height, so about 5.25 inches of front-panel room. Count your gear in U before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
Padded 3-space rack bag for gigging gear. For players hauling a small rack of outboard, wireless or preamps to shows.


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
Three units of 1.75 inch height, so about 5.25 inches of front-panel room. Count your gear in U before ordering.
Detail 02
The bag itself adds a real chunk before any gear goes in. A loaded 3U bag gets heavy fast.
Detail 03
The family scales about 3 lb per space. Sizing down one space saves meaningful weight if your gear allows.
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Padding absorbs bumps and scuffs in a trunk. It won't survive being stacked under other gear or thrown by handlers.
Detail 05
Gear bolts in through the ears, so anything without rack ears needs a shelf or won't mount at all.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Three single-space units, or one two-space unit plus a single. Rack gear is labeled in U, so add up the U ratings of what you own.
For driving to regional shows, yes. For airline travel or gear that gets handled by others, a hard road case is the safer choice.
Plan on buying your own. A pack of rack screws with nylon washers is cheap and keeps you from marring faceplates.
The 3-space version is 11 lb on its own. The 2-space is 8 lb and the 4-space is 15 lb if you're weighing the trade-off.
Reference
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