The Gator Cases GRR-4L Roller Rack Case (Black) is a high-density military-grade lightweight polyethylene case with 4 RU of space and 18.75" rackable depth. The case has front and rear rack rails and threaded field-replaceable 7.0mm zinc-plated-steel rack rails. It has locking front and rear lids and heavy-duty twist latches. The case can be transported using the comfortable recessed side handles, a rugged pull-out handle,and roller-blade-style recessed wheels.

Lightweight Polyethylene Case    4 RU and 18.75" Rack Depth    Front and Rear Rack Rails    Lockable Front and Rear Lids    Heavy-Duty Twist Latches    Recessed Side Handles    Rugged Pull-Out Handle    Roller-Blade-Style Recessed Wheels

High-density military-grade lightweight polyethylene case with 4 RU of rack space and 18.75" of rack depth

Front and rear rack rails

Threaded field replaceable 7.0mm zinc-plated-steel rack rails

Locking front and rear lids

Heavy-duty twist latches

Heat treated 10/32 bolts with protective washers included

• Comfortable recessed side handles
• Rugged pull-out handle
• Roller-blade-style recessed wheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this shallow case can stack on a GR-6L case perfectly?

A: The shallow rack cases are shaped to stack on other shallow rack cases only. They will not lock onto the lid of a standard rack case.

Q: 2. Can I up top element to 90 degrees?

A: No, max angle on the popup is 45 degrees.

Q: 3. When I have my gear in the case would it be safe to take it onto a plane? Would the gear get damaged?

A: I would suggest using a floating rack for shock protection. I would not want this rack to be dropped from 4 feet in the air with my equipment in it. I also would be concerned with any case that doesn't have recessed hardware. The hardware could be knocked off the unit and then the doors will open.Will this unit survive a flight. Probably so. Will it possibly fail. There is a chance.

Q: 4. Would be this case good for a crawn macrotech 2400?

A: Yes, the amp is 16" deep, and this rack is 18.75" deep.

Q: 5. Will the Mackie 1604 VLZ fit in this rack?

A: Yes, Using this mountig kit https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/996862-REG/mackie_1604_vlz4_1604vlz4_16_channel_4_bus_compact.html

Q: 6. Is this Case suitable for Behringer X32 Rack?

A: Yes it is. A 4 space rack will work for this mixer.

Q: 7. What is the exterior height with casters of the 10U rack?

A: Exterior dimensions on the Gator G-Tour 10U are as follows: Length 25.75" Width 21.50" Height 20.00" https://gatorco.com/product/10u-standard-road-rack-w-casters-g-tour-10u-cast/

Q: 8. Can this gator case fit a tricaster?

A: No . According to specs, the rack mount NewTek Tricasters sold here are 21.5 inches deep front to back. Actual usable rack depth on these Gator shallow cases is only 12-13 . They are made for small effects units,and compact amps such as an Eden WT550. You need a rack that is a 2RU ( rack unit top to bottom spec) (maybe 3RU for extra cooling if these run hot) and a usable 21.5 inches front to back.

Q: 9. please what it the rated voltage of the power?

A: This is rated for US systems so its 110V and contains a 15amp breaker.

Q: 10. why does this photo show a 10U space rack when the listing is for a 14U. i would like to see what an 14u rack looks like when shopping for a 14U rack. can the casters be taken off and can the unit then be set on a table top?

A: There is no stock photo available for the 14U. Gator also shows a 10U on their listing for the 14U on their own website. I will pass along the feedback to them.Regarding the casters, they are not removable. Our standard GR series of racks (which is similar but without wheels) is only available up to 10U ina single unit. If additional spaces are needed, they are all stackable so a GR-6L and GR-8L can be placed on top of one another for a total of 14U. Having two separate racks would also make it more portable as they could be carried individually instead of having to carry around 14U of equipment at once. If wheels are needed later, Gator also makes compatible caster board kits which could be added to the bottom of the stack for additional ease of transport.