SAMRC-6U - 6 Space Rack Case with Slant Mixer Top - PA/DJ Pro Audio Road Case

Bought this a couple months ago and thought “alright, it’s a good looking box.” Fast forward to today, I really appreciate the real value of this box. Singing in a little baptist church and someone’s “precious grandson” decided to punch my stand over and the box went “kerplunk!” My sound man and I picked up the box flipped it over put it back on the stand and NOTHING WAS BROKEN! Went to put the box lids back on and the whole unit was warped and we had to force the box into shape. This unit is WELL worth the price. I highly recommend it.

Solid construction. Dependable. Great product!

I've custom ordered cases and the quality is better. There are a couple small issues with this case: - the black laminate has a few air bubbles - the rack holes seem a little out of alignment - the wood feels thinned than some of my custom cases I've seen some comments that say there's no back door – just a permanent open hole – but mine came with a removable back door. It also came with some rack screws and washers (I think maybe 20-25), but the bag was open and they were scattered all over. Overall, I'm happy with the case. It feels sturdy enough to protect my gear although I would question standing on it (not that there's any need to do that, but for comparison purposes, I would feel totally comfortable standing on some of my other cases as they seem more sturdy). I included some pictures soupy can see how my Behringer mixer fits in the top.

decent rack, defiantly cheap hinges and locks. If you need a cheap rack this is the one for you!

Before I got this, it would take me 10-15 minutes to set up. Now that I have everything velcro'd down and plugged into the Furman, I just show up, open up the case, flip a switch and I'm good to go. I will say though, it is heavy af. I'm barely a 100lb lady and I live in a third story apartment, so having to carry this down and back up once a week is pretty awful. It's about 50 pounds with my gear in it, so I probably would've gotten a smaller case if I had known it would be almost half my weight

Well within just minutes of loading my amps in to it and loading it into my vehicle, two of the legs/feet fell off and rip the bottom of the shell. It's just poor construction. Seems to be very cheap made. And also,most of the threaded holes are eaiither stripped or don't have threads in them. So I have to pay someone to three them for me. Ugh.

This works just perfectly for me. Have my 10 channel mixer on the slant top, 2 amps, power conditioner, EQ and Behringer Virtualizer all contained in one spot. Bought a furniture mover dolly to set the rack case on.....works great!

So far so good, only issue is the rivets that hold it together had metal shavings hanging off, so I took a grinding wire brush and my drill and grinded all of them down. I could easily see someone ripping their finger open on the metal shavings. Took about 30 min to do so but worth it.