[1x 80 mm] The Tower was excellent and met my needs. The P/S is OK, but I replaced it to meet the power needs of my GPU. Please note; that the description picture shows duel USB2 and USB3 ports, the text indicates USB2 ports, and the tower I received only had USB3 ports that met my needs so no problem. The tower description does not indicate that there is mounting holes on the bottom for SSDs and that the lower part of the drive rack is removable for long graphic boards, both pluses for me.
Shipping was fast for a special order and the packaging was good.
I will buy another em013 tower when the need arises.

[4x Low-Profile] I bought this bag to store and transport all my medium format gear. It actually can handle all that and more - much more. It is a huge, well-constructed bag, make no mistake. You won't want to overstuff this bag or you'll need a forklift to move it. I've got two Hasselblad bodies, three lenses with hoods, a couple of prisms, four backs, filters, bag of film, Black Rapid strap with Manfrotto Quick Release, cleaning kit and the bag is not even half full. It has enough room left over for to swallow my gripped Nikon D7000 with 18-55 f/2.8 mounted plus a speedlight, and two Fuji digital cams (XPro1 and X100) and the sling bag I keep them in. If I leave the sling bag out, I can also fit my 70-200 VRII in this beast. But then the bag weighs a whopping 33 lbs. The bag comes with two lens pouches and two padded storage bags, plus two padded blankets - nice!. I would have liked the pouches better without the zippers. I didn't use half of the dividers the bag came with. It would have been nice, though, to have some full height dividers as the two hard and one flexible divider provided were only about 1/3 the height of the bag. I wound up taking some dividers out of other bags to get things the way I wanted. I plan to use the bag to store and transport (by car) my most often used equipment. For an actual shoot, though, the bag is too bulky to carry in foot traffic and will be too heavy if reasonably loaded. Sure, you can lighten the load (always a good idea), but then the bag is just too bulky to walk around with - you're better off buying a smaller bag to start with. You could easily work out of this bag (if you had a guard to stay with it or you were in a safe location). For me, it'll be a transport bag that I'll break down with just the equipment I need (into another go-bag).

[1x 80 mm] This is a great case for longer equipment

[2RU] I love the Roto Rack Cases by SKB. I keep my ups in the 2U case and the rest of my gear in an 8U case. It makes transport more manageable. It's light weight and super durable.

[2RU] rack case was perfect, shipping quick, price fair

[Steel] Love Porta Brace cases. Have been using them for 30 years. Wanted to color code my HDSLR gear from my video gear so I am glad they offer these in black! Great compartments, but a tad narrow for my 5D with a half-cage. Deep, though, so I can pile lenses, monitor and Zoom in, no problem.

[4x Low-Profile] I keep my, 5D2 Cannon, Vixia G20 and 2 lenses with extra room for other accessories and stil have for some more. If you want to protect your hard earned investment, I would recommend that you get this bag.