Racks!!

[Josh Ryan]

I need a rack to hold some gear, I was thinking about this type of thing, as it's tilty nature seems like a good thing for viewing front panels. OTOH, it might be a PITA for connecting things. Any opinions are appreciated.


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actually, my hate of fiberboard has led me to look at this one:

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[radi8]

I have the second one, the MuPRB 7030.
It's holding my power amp, line conditioner and processor, with my 9 channel mixer on top.

Meets my needs and can store under my mixing desk if need be.

 

[Josh Ryan]

I have the second one, the MuPRB 7030.
It's holding my power amp, line conditioner and processor, with my 9 channel mixer on top.

Meets my needs and can store under my mixing desk if need be.

Cool, we have a winner then.

 

[Kr@k3n]

I have the second one, the MuPRB 7030.
It's holding my power amp, line conditioner and processor, with my 9 channel mixer on top.

What's the weight limit on that thing?

 

[radi8]

Not really sure.
It's holding my Hafler (TA1600) power amp--that's 22 pounds.
i put the heaviest stuff near its base..it's sturdy.
click below for testimony from another satisfied customer:

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[lbanks]

Bought one of the racks off Ebay last year, but, I believe the price went up to about $50.
12u rack w/mixer shelf

 

[Munjibunga]

I have this one. Three-quarter-inch plywood covered with black fuzzy stuff. Much more sturdy than Odyssey. Twelve rack spaces below, 10-spaces on top for mixer ... perfect for Mackie 1604. Front and back panels remove completely for easy access. It's hell-bent for stout, and it's for sale.

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[Josh Ryan]

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I might go for this one. I'm looking to stay in my chair and not bend down as much as possible.