[linux-audio-user] [OT] DIY Racks

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Hi Spencer,

> So, I'm the proud new owner of a rackmount computer, with
> rackmount LCD monitor purchased off of eBay. I'm hopefully soon
> to be the owner of an equally snazzy rackmount multichannel I/O.
> I am not, however, in posession of a rack in which to mount my
> new toys. So I'm thinking of building one myself. Especially
> because I'd like to have one that accomodates the monitor as well
> as the gear, and an eventual rackmount mixer, and I haven't seen
> one that would organize things in a usable way. Has anyone built
> their own racks before? It doesn't seem too complicated, but I
> thought I'd see if there are any common pitfalls I might miss.
> The hard part is going to be trying to make a roadworthy rack,
> but I might leave that as a separate project, once I get this
> under my belt. If anyone has any ideas on a DIY road rack, they'd
> be appreciated. 

A friend of mine recently built a 11U 19" rack for me, construction 
pictures available here (I still need a picture of the finished rack in 
there...):

http://walco.n--tree.net/misc/rack/gallery/

Although it's meant for studio use you might get some inspiration from 
it (If you're interested the construction plans are probably also 
available). Construction costs were less than $100. It seems sturdy 
enough but for road usage you'll probably need to protect the corners 
and a way to protect the gear itself..

Cheers,
Walco

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