Detail 01
Combo rack design
Separate rack sections in one case, so a mixer up top and processors below travel as a single unit.

Independent shopping perspective
Combo rack case with a sliding top platform, for DJs and engineers who need rack gear and a laptop or controller in one road-ready box.


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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
Separate rack sections in one case, so a mixer up top and processors below travel as a single unit.
Detail 02
The upper surface slides forward, giving you a laptop or controller shelf without a separate stand at the gig.
Detail 03
Rails and a hard shell mean gear rides on its ears, not on its faceplate, so transport shock spreads across the frame.
Detail 04
Only standard rack-mount gear fits. Desktop units without rack ears need adapter trays or stay behind.
Detail 05
The case itself is significant weight before you load it. Plan for two-person lifts or a cart on stairs.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a combo design with separate top and bottom rack sections. Check the unit count for each section against your gear before ordering.
The platform is sized for a laptop or small controller. Measure your machine's footprint against the platform dimensions before committing.
Don't count on it. Rack screws and nylon washers are cheap and worth keeping a spare bag of in your gig kit anyway.
It's a road case built for van and van-to-venue transport. Checked-baggage handling is rougher than most gig cases are rated for.