4Ms Pod32 Unpowered Eurorack Case 32 Hp

4ms Pod32 Unpowered Eurorack Case 32 Hp

Product Code: eq136572
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House your Eurorack modules with the 4ms Pod32 Unpowered, a 32 HP enclosure with 1.3" of available module depth. No power supply is included, so you must supply your means of powering modules with a DIY power supply or a front-facing module such as the Row Power module. Two holes on the rear face are plugged with removable plastic plugs, and can be used for DIY applications. Made from 100% anodized aluminum, this Pod32 Unpowered case is light, tough, and perfect for on-the-go setups.

Unpowered Eurorack Case 1.3" Module Depth, M3 Threaded Holes Compatible with Row Power Module Power Supply Not Included

General
Compatibility	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Physical
Color	Black
Material of Construction	Aluminum
Environmental Resistance	No
Dimensions	6.58 x 6.28 x 1.42" / 16.71 x 15.95 x 3.61 cm
Weight	8 oz / 227 g

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which one would be the best for Asus ProArt 27"? Looking for the best fit...

A: The Arco LCD Transport Case for 27-32" Displays would be appropriate for a 27" display.

Q: 2. Is this bag wide enough to keep the leg stand on the monitor, or does that have to be removed first?

A: That will depend on the monitor you are using. This case has internal dimensions of 18 x 29.5 x 4.5 inches. The measurement of 4.5 is how wide of a clearance you will have for the stand on the bottom. You will need to measure your particular monitor to see if it can fit.

Q: 3. Will a 27in iMac Pro fit in here or is the base of the bag not wide enough for the iMac stand?

A: Interior Dimensions 18 x 29.5 x 4.5" / 46 x 75 x 11.5 cm 27" iMac Pro: Width: 25.6 inches (65.0 cm) Height with stand/base attached: 20.3 inches (51.6 cm) Stand depth: 8 inches (20.3 cm) Weight: 21.5 pounds (9.7 kg)2

Q: 4. Would you trust the protection for checking this with two tripods inside?

A: Yes, we usually use this as a stand, soft box, tripod bag. We tend to put the tripod in another protective bag within the Lightware case because we have a full bag and fly with these bags all the time.

Q: 5. How large is the front pocket for either size bag? Can it hold a laptop and/or keyboard as my monitor stand would require another bag...

A: The front pocket can accommodate at least a 15" laptop.

Q: 6. Could my 27 iMac fit in this?

A: It is possible, however you would need to measure your iMac to be certain. This bag has internal dimensions of 24.5 x 38.5 x 5".

Q: 7. Would a fully collapsed K-Tek K102CCR boompole comfortably fit in this tube?

A: When the k-tek pole is collapsed, it's length is 2'3 (27 ). The Alfa case can fit 16 -32 collapsed boom poles.

Q: 8. I have a 32" TV that I use with a mobile DVR recording system. There are 2 feet/legs on the bottom that are screwed in so they are not easily removed. Since this bag is soft-sided, will it give enough to accommodate? They are 6 inches from front to back. Thank you.

A: This has interior dimensions of 18 x 29.5 x 4.5". If the bottom feet at 6 inches they may need to be removed.

Q: 9. Would this fit inside the Proaim Victor Pro 42" Video Production Camera Cart?

A: No, the Pelican BLACKBOX-7U-SAE BlackBox7U Rackmount Case (Standard 10-32 Threads, 7 RU) is too long to fit on the Proaim Victor Pro 42" Video Production Camera Cart.

Q: 10. Can I store c-stands in this?

A: It'll depend on how short the stand breaks down. I can just barely fit the grip arm (that measures a little under 42 ) in the bag. it has to go in diagonally to fit. I'd say 40 is the maximum length things can be without needing to jam them in.

Dan	28/09/2024
[Black] The 52 Lightware Cargo Case is even roomier than I was expecting. I'm able to put the stands,portable light boxes, cables, light units, power cords and small power packs that were previously in two smaller Lightware cases into this one case. Very easy to work out of on location. Nice padding and carry handles. This case also fits exactly onto a Multicart. 5

olsoncorp	01/09/2024
[Aluminum] We've travel with this around the world with this _China, UK, US and it's held up ,never opened on the belt 5

Paul	28/08/2024
[Aluminum] I already had a virtual Moog from Arturia Software, but it's great to have physical knobs to twiddle! 5

anyonymous	11/08/2024
[Aluminum] We took this bag on an international production and I was impressed by its durability. Some of our other brand bags were pretty beat up after the round trip flights but this one stood the test. The bag is extra light which was also helpful in keeping overweight costs down, but also surprisingly sturdy. It keeps its frame even when empty, due to the nice slim padding lining the walls. It does have handles on the short ends of the bag which facilitates it being carried by two people on opposite ends. It was a good investment and a good find amongst a myriad production bags. 5

Diego	06/08/2024
[Black] These bags are built so well and will last you a while. Great quality zippers and materials. 5

Jonathan	03/08/2024
[Aluminum] Really fun module. You can sample into it from outside your rack. Cool stuff 5

Derrick	07/07/2024
[Black] exactly what I need. 5

Milos	07/07/2024
[Black] Great keyboard, works as intended - and a good amount of options under the hood. Will your keyboard be a bit messier looking? Sure..but a really cool way to customize exactly what you want your perfect 4-voice poly/paraphonic instrument to do. And yes you can go beyond 4 voices using its midi outputs. All in all a pretty cool way to incorporate a case and keyboard in one. 5

Pierr	14/06/2024
[Aluminum] remember to split your eurorack modules even on the buss power, you have second row and you can put your power hungry modules in that row, also you get about 70mm depth on the bottom row as there is no obstruction from the bus board, use modular grid to sort out the arrangement, I got this in 2 days from B&H, incredible timing. Thank You Guys !! 5

DLM Photo	26/05/2024
[Black] I can put as much as I want in this bag. I'll give out before the bag does. I've got 8 light stands, a couple arms, head cords, ext. cords, reflectors, rolls of correction and diffusion, and a small grip bag in it with room to spare. Very well made, and looks professional as well. 5