The SAR10 10-space rack case protects your essential audio gear whether you're gigging every weekend or running a permanent installation. Built for musicians, DJs, and sound engineers who need reliable equipment transport without breaking the budget. This road-ready case holds up to 10 rack units of standard 19" equipment, keeping your compressors, effects units, wireless receivers, and power amps secure during transport and storage. The 3/8" plywood construction with aluminum rails delivers professional durability at a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. Key construction features include dual removable front and rear doors with 4" steel link locks for security, spring-loaded handles on both sides for easy lifting, and stackable corners that let you build transport systems as your rig grows. Internal dimensions provide 17.5" from front rail to rear rail with 20.5" depth when the rear door is installed, accommodating most standard rack gear. Perfect for mobile DJs transporting wireless systems and effects, bands protecting their rack-mounted gear between venues, or houses of worship securing their audio processing equipment. The lightweight design won't add unnecessary bulk to your load-in, while the reinforced construction handles the bumps and drops of regular transport. Setup is straightforward with included rack bolts for mounting your gear. Both front and rear rails accept standard rack equipment, and the removable doors provide full access for cable management. Seismic Audio backs the SAR10 with a one-year warranty and ships ready to protect your investment from day one. Technical Specifications Spec Value Model SAR10 Rack Spaces 10U Rail Width Standard 19" Construction 3/8" plywood with aluminum rails Exterior Dimensions (with doors) 19"H x 21"W x 26"D Front Rail to Rear Rail 17.5" Rail to Back (rear door on) 20.5" Rail to Rear Edge (door off) 18.5" Doors Front and rear removable Locks Dual 4" steel link locks per door Handles Dual spring handles per side Hardware Included 24 rack bolts Additional Features Stackable corners, 4 steel L brackets per side Finish Black with aluminum rails Warranty 1 year Recommended For Mobile rigs, permanent installs, equipment transport Frequently Asked Questions What equipment fits in a 10-space rack case? The SAR10 accommodates any standard 19" rack-mountable equipment including wireless receivers, effects processors, compressors, EQs, power conditioners, and small power amplifiers. Each rack space is 1.75" tall, so you have 17.5" of vertical mounting space total. The 17.5" depth from front to rear rail fits most professional audio gear, though always verify your equipment's depth specifications. Can I stack multiple SAR10 cases for larger systems? Yes, the SAR10 features stackable corners that allow secure stacking of multiple cases. This modular approach lets you build your rack system as your gear collection grows, and the spring handles on each side make it easy to separate individual cases when you only need specific equipment for smaller gigs. How much weight can this rack case handle? While Seismic Audio doesn't specify a weight limit, the 3/8" plywood construction with steel reinforcement brackets is designed for typical rack equipment loads. Most 10-space configurations with standard audio gear (wireless systems, effects, small amps) fall well within the case's structural limits. For heavy power amplifiers, consider distributing weight across multiple cases. Do the doors need to stay on during use? No, both front and rear doors are completely removable for better ventilation and cable access during operation. The rear door removal gives you an additional 2" of depth (18.5" vs 20.5" with door on), which can be helpful for equipment with deeper cable connections. Many users remove the rear door for permanent installations and keep the front door for equipment protection. What's the difference between this and larger rack cases? The 10-space SAR10 strikes a balance between capacity and portability - large enough for essential processing gear but still manageable for one-person transport. If you're running larger systems with multiple power amps or extensive processing chains, consider the 12 or 16-space options. For smaller mobile setups, the 6 or 8-space cases offer easier handling with less capacity.
