There exists a 14" deep w/ front-back rails 18 space
case. Mount the pwr supply in the back and that gives
one 3 rows of MOTM with room for a sequencer.
This is an "Efx" case, so it doesn't have the weight
of the typical Anvil case. My concern is that leaving
the studio at 3AM, I drop my case, my MOTM survives.
Now there has to be somebody other than Robert who
moves his MOTM around... anybody??
--- Adam Schabtach <adam@...> wrote:
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case. Mount the pwr supply in the back and that gives
one 3 rows of MOTM with room for a sequencer.
This is an "Efx" case, so it doesn't have the weight
of the typical Anvil case. My concern is that leaving
the studio at 3AM, I drop my case, my MOTM survives.
Now there has to be somebody other than Robert who
moves his MOTM around... anybody??
--- Adam Schabtach <adam@...> wrote:
> I'm not sure how one would obtain a "proper" case__________________________________
> for a MOTM system the
> size of Robert's. If you were to have something like
> a custom Anvil case
> constructed for it, the combined weight of the case
> and the modular
> would probably be greater than he could lift.
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