GatorCases Pro Series Rotationally Molded 6U Rack Case with Shallow 13" Depth, Made in USA (G-PRO-6U-13)
细节
- BrandGator
- Colorblack
- Compatible DevicesElectronic to
- Form FactorCase
- Shell TypeHard
描述
🛠️ Rugged protection meets sleek portability — your gear’s new best friend.
- SPACE SAVVY DESIGN - Shallow 13" depth fits tight spaces without compromising 6U rack capacity.
- EFFORTLESS SECURITY - Penn-Elcom recessed twist latches with black powder coating provide reliable, tamper-resistant closure.
- CARRY WITH CONFIDENCE - Ergonomic molded-in side handles make transport comfortable and secure.
- ECO CONSCIOUS CRAFTSMANSHIP - Proudly made in the USA using recycled materials, combining sustainability with performance.
- BUILT TO LAST BUILT FOR YOU - Heavy-duty roto-molded polyethylene ensures ultimate durability and impact resistance.
The Gator Cases Pro Series 6U Rack Case offers a robust, roto-molded polyethylene shell with a shallow 13" rackable depth, featuring secure Penn-Elcom recessed twist latches and ergonomic side handles. Made in the USA from recycled materials, it delivers professional-grade durability and portability for managing your rack-mounted equipment.
评论
D**D
Great well made box
Strong, well built. They make great portable sound control boxes for a band, or as I did, a ham radio go box.
T**M
Protective and Durable
This case offers great protection for my gear. I have a Behringer XR18 and it fits perfectly with the power conditioner. Easy to carry and is not heavy.
J**.
Good case.
This is a decent rack case but I don’t love how the plastic sort of bows horizontally (across the top and bottom). It doesn’t impact functionality, but aesthetically it’s a bummer. I have a 3U bass preamp and 2U power amp in it, separated by a 1U blank, and it all fits great.
T**A
Great value
6u shallow is perfect for two amplifiers, driver rack, and power conditioner. Clearances were perfect and construction is solid. Made on USA.
S**E
Ew...what?
The media could not be loaded. Every molded surface and edge looks sloppy and deformed. The case is filled with dozens (hundreds?) of tiny fragments of plastic that broke off from the many random blobs of misplaced material. It would take several hours of meticulous razor blade surgery to get this case looking respectable. There's melted plastic coming out of every crevice. It's also got several splatters of an oily substance all over the insides. I'm surprised that a company this size would allow something like this to leave their factory.
