Description
The Citronic RACK:10U is a 19" flightcase built for moving audio equipment safely between gigs, installs and rehearsals. It gives you 10U of rack space, so there is room for mixers, amplifiers, effects units and other rack-mounted gear. The case is made from 9mm vinyl laminated plywood, with washers fitted on all the rivets to strengthen the joints and stop the wood from splitting over time.
Heavy duty handles make the case easier to carry and load, while protective corner pieces take the knocks that come with regular transport. Both the front and rear lids are removable, so you can get to your equipment from either side and leave the connections at the back accessible while you work. When you are set up, the lids come off and the rack stays where it needs to be.
This is the 10U model, part of a wider range that also comes in 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16U sizes, so you can pick the height that matches your setup. The 19" width is the standard rack size used across audio and studio gear, so kit built to that spec will mount straight in. A flightcase like this is also known as a road case in the US, and the job is the same: keeping expensive equipment protected on the move.
Specification
| Diameter |
9 |
| Type |
Full Flight Cases |
| Model |
RACK:10U |
Frequently Asked
How much equipment does 10U hold?
10U gives you ten rack units of vertical mounting space for 19" gear such as amplifiers, mixers and effects units.
What is the case made from?
It is built from 9mm vinyl laminated plywood, with washers on all the rivets to strengthen the joints and protect the wood from splitting.
Can I access the back of my equipment?
Yes. Both the front and rear lids are removable, so you can reach connections at the back as well as the front.
What other sizes are available?
The range comes in 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 16U versions, so you can match the height to your equipment.
Will standard rack gear fit?
Yes. The case is a standard 19" width, so any equipment built to that spec will mount straight in.
Is it suitable for regular touring?
It is. Heavy duty handles and protective corner pieces are fitted to cope with frequent transport and loading.