That looks intriguing, but I wonder how flush you could actually
stack them -- vertically and horizontally with those ball corners.
Since they're not open at the back, I assume one would be looking
at one double-space front-mounted power supply panel per box, or one
for every 9 double-space modules. Any way of getting around that? I
had sort of figured on trying to rear-mount the PS, if at all possible.
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> This is 11U high so it will fit two MOTM racks plus a single 1U item such as a MIDI converter. The back is sealed (all access from front) and the rack rails are recessed 1.5"; from the rack rails to the back of the case is 10.5". Note that valance-spanning latches are used for the lid, so the extrusion around the front is not broken by a recessed latch assembly.
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> It is made of a honeycomb plastic material so that the total case weight (empty) should be around 20 pounds. Right now I'm being quoted at $271 for one and $245 for two or more. I only need one but I'm hoping that someone else here might need one and I can get the $245 price for all of us.
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> The brand is Wilson case and I have seen their work in person. Nice stuff, and the plastic is suprisingly rugged. It only comes in two colors, black or gray.
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> Please e-mail me at ivancu@... if interested.
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