Detail 01
16.75 in. rail-to-rail depth
Your deepest unit must fit inside this. Measure from the faceplate to the rear connectors, cables included.

Independent shopping perspective
Rolling 4-space ATA-style rack case with 16.75 in. rail depth. For anyone moving a small rack of gear to gigs regularly.


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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
Your deepest unit must fit inside this. Measure from the faceplate to the rear connectors, cables included.
Detail 02
Extra depth behind the rear rail for cable slack and plug bodies.
Detail 03
Clearance in front of the rack ears for knobs and protruding faceplate hardware.
Detail 04
Loaded with four rack units this gets substantial. The wheels do real work here.
Detail 05
Recessed hardware and reinforced corners survive being stacked and slid in a trailer.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Four. The 21.5 in. exterior height accounts for the lids and rail frame around those spaces.
Only if it's under 16.75 in. rail to rail. Many touring power amps are deeper — check yours before ordering.
ATA-style rack cases use removable front and rear lids for access on both sides while the rack stays loaded.
It's ATA-style construction built for road transport. Check current airline size and weight limits before flying.
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