Re: Behringer weight and mixer options

["Luigi Meloni" <Luigimeloni74@libero.it>]

Also you could try the Warwick Rockbox. All metal, with above the space for
the mixers and in front 3 or 4 rack spaces. There are various models
(related to almost any rack mixer model). Now I'm getting one for my 
digital
mixer, soundcard and compressors. They look pretty resistant and don't
weight a ton.

Peace
Luigi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Duke Sexton" <catilyne@icicle.net>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 3:30 AM
Subject: Re: Behringer weight and mixer options


> At 11:56 AM 12/15/2002 -0500, Nick Schillace wrote:
>
> >The 2642 just seems to be a great unit for expansion. I only need 4
> >channels (2 for gtr, 1 for the EDP and one for a boomrang), but I think
it
> >may be the only 6 aux Behringer and its only $250 now. Plus, I thought 
>it
> >was only a 7 space rack (if musicians friend is correct).I'd like to use
> >the DJ shuttle but I don't think that unit leaves cable space like the
gig
> >rigs, so it's not really 8 usable spaces on top.
>
> In addition to SKB, check out the cases made by Gator
> (http://www.gatorcases.com).  They're a direct competitor to SKB, and 
>have
> comparable products with slightly different configurations.  One of their
> DJ Consoles may offer you enough cable space, but take a look for 
>yourself
> and see.
>
> I just picked up one of the Gator 12-space racks, rather than an
> SKB.  Price was actually a bit lower than the SKB, but the deciding 
>factor
> for me was the fact that the Gator has rear rails on it (not so on the
> SKB's).  Thus, I don't have to waste my front rack spaces on items I 
>don't
> actually touch after setup, like my quad DI box and dedicated EQ unit.
>
>          -c-
>
> _____
> "i want to reach my hand into the dark and *feel* what reaches back"
>                                                  -recoil
>