Samsung Microwave Metal Rack

Very well made rack shelf. Heavy gauge metal and great fit in rack.

[Steel] Very well made rack shelf. Heavy gauge metal and great fit in rack.

[2.065 lb] This paired easy with my Samsung S8 phone. It has much better sound quality than other bluetooth receivers i have used. It has great range too. My only conplaint is that the holes in the rack ears are too small for #10 screws so I had to drill them bigger to get it mounted in the rack.

[White] All of our microphones work well through this unit. We don't use them over a great distance, but our receivers are in a metal rack, so we need external antennae. These are doing well.

[4x Swivel] Very solid, flexible rack stand. I bought two, one for my laptop and the other for my mixer. Both can be rolled around in my home studio to the exact location height and angle. Almost all solid metal! This will probably last a lifetime unless I take a sledge hammer to them. Perfect. Note: heavy metal stand. May not be a good choice for hauling to gigs unless you are strong.

[0.655 lb] Solid rack mount screws, heavy, not cheap metal. Good product, I'd definitely recommend these! They even came with plastic protective nut to protect your rack mount gear. Pretty slick.

[2.77 lb] Using this in a small home music studio. Metal is thick enough to carry the weight of rack equipment without being too heavy. Depth is around 20 which allows placement in confined spaces.

[Steel] These rack ears are very solid. They are strong and made of thick metal stock. I recommend these for anyone needing 2u rack ears. I did not use them with a Quest Amp, so I cannot comment on their fit with a Quest Amp.

[5.955 lb] I used this to mount my Marantz AV10 in a Sanus equipment rack. The Sanus rack is a standard 19” rack but their shelves are about an 1/8” too narrow to fit the Marantz AV10. This rackmount is well made and fits the Marantz AV10 securely. You place the AV10 in the rackmount first and then there is a metal top that screws on top of the rackmount to secure the AV10. I had to screw the rackmount to the rack first prior to screwing on the metal top since the screws attaching the metal top prevented me from sliding in the rackmount. Once the rackmount was screwed to the equipment rack I was able to screw on the metal top. The clearance is tight, but once placed it is very secure.

[5.15 lb] I'm very glad I found these. Not only are they one of the most affordable rack shelves, but they are very well made. The metal is the perfect gauge, not too thick, but thick enough to be very strong. And the best part is that this shelf has no lips, which allows cables and equipment on or under the shelve to go past the depth of the shelve (front or back). I put two of these shelves on my desk.