Detail 01
14 rack spaces
Your gear's total rack units must add to 14 or fewer. A 2U amp plus 3U of processors uses 5.

Independent shopping perspective
Rotomolded 14U rack case, 25 lb empty. For anyone hauling rack gear to gigs and needing a shell that survives repeated loading.

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
Your gear's total rack units must add to 14 or fewer. A 2U amp plus 3U of processors uses 5.
Detail 02
Molded polyethylene rather than plywood and laminate. Handles impacts and moisture better and does not delaminate.
Detail 03
That is before any gear goes in. A loaded rack can easily double or triple this figure.
Detail 04
Deep enough for full-depth amplifiers, but measure your rack gear's depth including rear cable runs.
Detail 05
Wider than the rack rails themselves. Confirm this clears your vehicle door and any shelf you plan to store it on.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Fourteen rack units total. Add up your gear's U ratings — most processors are 1U or 2U, power amps 2U or 3U — and keep the total at 14 or under.
Plan on buying screws and cage nuts separately unless they are listed in the box contents. They are inexpensive and worth having spares of.
The shell is formed as one piece of molded plastic rather than built from plywood panels. It resists impacts and moisture and has no seams to come apart.
The case alone is 25 lb. Add the weight of your gear on top of that — a full 14U of amps and processors can push the total well past 100 lb.
Reference
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