Gator Cases Lightweight Molded 6U Rack Case with Heavy Duty Latches, Shallow 14.25" Depth (GR-6S)

If you only need a two space rack, this thing is perfect! Basically indestructible and lightweight as well.

As far as the rack goes, this is fine. Just be sure you're okay with one this size. I was just starting out as a DJ when I got this, and it served me well until I had to upgrade to a 12U standard rack. Where I am, I couldn't find a place to sell this (not even Craigslist), so I ended up donating it to a school's rummage sale....not my happiest moment. Again, if you think this all you need, get it; the rack itself is a great product. Just think ahead if you're a DJ. Me, I have two 1U mixers, a 1U power strip, a 2U lighting controller, a 1U rack, a 1U decibel meter, and some other stuff. I only expected I'd have about four or five of those things when I started and had this rack, so now I regret buying it. Like I said, though, NO problems with the rack itself. One little note--the metal strips where the screws are is actually separate from the rack itself, so you need to keep a few screws in even when no equipment is in there. This is not a problem once there is equipment in it, though.

this case fit my Hartke 1000 am head perfectly

Love these cases for my wireless mic receivers so much that I'm moving all my rack gear to Gator cases on a Gator Caster kit, which I also recommend. Love the light weight of these cases & the fact that they're still sturdy without being excessively heavy. One small thing keeps me at 4 stars instead of five: the hinges on the bottom of the covers make it hard to remove the covers once you release the claps on the sides. I solved this problem by flipping my first case over so the hinges were on the top. Then I bought a Caster kit and realized you need to have the hinges on the bottom for the molded plastic to line up with the shape of the caster kit. That's okay when I take a case off the caster kit & set it on a table; I can just set it on a couple of 2x4s. But still can't open the covers while it's on the caster kit. Would love to see a proper solution for this issue. Overall, I still recommend Gator Case.

Bought this to house my band’s in ear monitor rig (mixer, wireless transmitters, mic splitter). What I like about this 4U size is that it’s compact but will still stand up on end without tipping over. I have it set up so one cover of the case stays on at all times and serves as the base that sits on the floor. We roll into gigs, set that one cover end on the floor, then take the other cover off and that end of the case (front panels of the rackmount units) points towards the ceiling.

My prior experience with the Lightweight ATA line of Gator cases is limited to one Molded Slant-Top Console Rack Case (10U Top and 8U Side - still in production by Gator) that housed the full p.a. system for the traveling band of which I was a member. After getting constantly banged in and out of the back of whatever SUV and lugged to assorted rehearsal spaces and venues, after thousands of miles and 4+ years of abuse, aside from a couple latches that were “loose but still functional” and a side handle that had to be epoxied in place to prevent slippage, that unit was still like new and fully functional. Based on that positive experience, I chose this Gator case for the p.a. system in my current band’s rehearsal space, and upon getting it loaded and installed, I was instantly pleased – it’s a VERY nice piece of gear. If you are going to be running sound in “combat conditions” OR plan on having your gear handled by possibly careless staff members, you may want something a bit heavier, but for medium to heavy use by people who will “carefully set down” rather than “drop” a rack case, this unit truly fills the bill.

Have used them for several gigs already and have no complaints. Far lighter and more compact than my previous cases and a good value for the money. I bought two and the only small complaint I have is that they don't "lock" really well. They will slide off each other easily, especially on an angle (I use them on an amp stand set high), so I use some clamps. But I think a little weather stripping in the grooves of the underside of the top one will fix that. Just remember to loosen all the screws on the rack rails to align things when you put your first piece of gear in there and all will be well afterwards. They are not aligned from the factory and I think that throws people off from the reviews I've read around the net. But all in all it works well and has improved my weekly gear hauling woes quite a bit.

Perfect for my bass guitar gigging setup. Everything is in one cabinet.

Format court.. parfait pour voiture... j'en ai toute une série et ça rend bien des services. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de vis, et elles sont assez fines, ce n'est pas le format rack19 habituel AdamHall et consorts. Disons que c'est pour mettre une unité de la taille du rack que vous achetez .. et donc quatre vis..

really like this product, except for the dent on the lid. cant clise it perfectly.

I bought this case to build a portable wireless mic kit. So far so good! It has held up to lots of loading and events with no visible wear or tear. A quality made case.

Tolles 4U-Rack, ideal für den Ausbau als Notfunk-Equipment. Stabil verarbeitet, bietet ausreichend Platz für die Komponenten und lässt sich hervorragend an die eigenen Bedürfnisse anpassen. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Lite väl tunn plast och distansen mellan skruvhålen stämmer dåligt med enheterna som ska monteras in. Jag fick fila upp hålen på enheterna för att överhuvudtaget kunna få i skruvarna, dåligt när det är en branch-standard som används över hela Världen i både case och enheter. Mina enheter har tidigare suttit monterade i ett flertal andra rack-case av olika fabrikat, och aldrig varit nåt problem med att få dit skruvarna. Så jag köper inte Gator-case fler gånger.