i purchased the 4 space about a year ago for an EQ and my other rack stuff and i played with it alot live and i never had any problems then i bought the 2 space for my power amp and neither case has ever failed me. very good for the money. if your a musician thats short on cash and you need a case for your rack stuff these are it...

I bought a 6-space about two months ago and I like it so much I've just bought another one. I was concerned at first since this is so inexpensive that it might not hold up but it's a very tough little case and well worth the money.

I got the 6 for my bass head and other items that also had to be mounted. I have a conditioner, a tuner, a wireless, a sansamp, and my SVT-3 pro. although the thing weighs more than my 8x10 custom, it takes an equal beating being out on the road. I don't know if they built mine great or what, but mine has lasted me just about a year and no problems. as a musician you never want to haul your stuff around and eventually just start dropping it where it goes, throwing the lids off to the side. this thing has went through all that and still manages to hold together just like it did the first day I got it. excellent buy if you are in need of something fast and you are low on money.

ive own this rack for about 7 months now and i think it is great and it hasent let me down the things has got dents and scratches in gallor. i do heavy lifing with my things and i belive my rack weighs 60+pounds. i think the buy is great and its great for people who are just getting into racks. but for me i needed to get swiched up to a bigger one(6 to a 8). theres only one problem i have with this and it is the size my friend owns a roadready one and it is a 6space mine is a 6 space it is about 2x the size

IMO, I believe that any rack out there should be something that the owner can trust, no matter the price range or level of professionalism.

I used the 2U product to house my bass head. Though my bass head is unscathed, I could not trust the rack. The handle, only being held together by 6 small rivots, would shift a little bit as I walked with it, and I'm thankful it never broke. Rack handles should be firm.

The side panels were not fixed into place well. As I pushed low frequencies through my cabs, the vibrations would make the panels rattle VERY LOUDLY. Not acceptable.

Finally, and worst of all, the rails/screws are mega cheap. The depth of the threading is extremely shallow, and there is not a lot of thread to hold the amp in place. About half of my screws stripped before I finally got the amp securely into place.

This buy was too good to be true. Now, its a really big paperweight.