You wouldn't. Only rack mountable heads, with rack ears, go in rack cases. You'd have to re-build the whole chassis, and remove the amp from it's head case.
that is actually not true at all. I have rackmounted several pieces of non rackmountable gear, from a couple tube DI's and pedals, to much larger heavier amp heads, currently have my acoustic image amp and a REDDI in my rack. I just attach them to 2 or 3u rack shelves depending on the size and weight through the screw holes where the feet go on the gear. just takes a little creativity but pretty much anything thats under 19 inches wide can be rackmounted easily. I use shelves like this http://rocky.digikey.com/weblib/Bud%...SA-1753-BT.jpg
BINGO. Exactly what he said. They make rackmountable shelves with bolt patterns and/or slots cut into the floor of the shelf. Nuts and bolts or giant plastic zip ties will hold anything just fine.
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Originally Posted by LiamCohl
that is actually not true at all. I have rackmounted several pieces of non rackmountable gear, from a couple tube DI's and pedals, to much larger heavier amp heads, currently have my acoustic image amp and a REDDI in my rack. I just attach them to 2 or 3u rack shelves depending on the size and weight through the screw holes where the feet go on the gear. just takes a little creativity but pretty much anything thats under 19 inches wide can be rackmounted easily. I use shelves like this http://rocky.digikey.com/weblib/Bud%...SA-1753-BT.jpg
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