Detail 01
12 inch depth
Shallow. Fine for interfaces and preamps, tight for power amps and anything with long rear-panel cable runs.

Independent shopping perspective
Carpet-covered rack for studio outboard gear. 21 inches wide, 19 tall, 12 deep, 28 pounds. For anyone racking preamps or effects at a desk.


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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
Shallow. Fine for interfaces and preamps, tight for power amps and anything with long rear-panel cable runs.
Detail 02
Fits a handful of rack spaces, not a full tower. Measure your gear in rack units before ordering.
Detail 03
Heavy enough to stay put once loaded, light enough for one person to reposition across a room.
Detail 04
Absorbs knocks and keeps gear from sliding on top. Also grabs dust and pet hair in a way laminate does not.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The 19-inch interior height translates to roughly ten rack spaces at 1.75 inches each, minus the frame. Count your gear in rack units and measure before ordering.
Depth is the limit at 12 inches. Many power amps run deeper than that, plus you need clearance behind for cables. Measure your amp front to back first.
It is open studio furniture with no lid or latches. For transport you want a hard flight case that closes and protects the front and rear panels.
Get a pack of rack screws and washers regardless. You will want the right length and thread for your gear, and spares are cheap insurance.
Reference
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