Ktaxon 12U Rack, 4/12/16/22U AV Rack Recording Studio Racks with Removable Side Panels, Lockable Casters and Special Vent Design, Server Rack for 19 Inch Rack Mounting (12U)

This is a great rack case for the price...did not come with directions for putting it together bit it was easy even without...

Love this rack. It was very easy to build. Very strong. I did use my compact drill to drive the screws in. The provide a Phillips head screw driver.

I got this to replace a RAB audio angled rack because it was too hard to actually access the back and I do not have enough gear for a patchbay. I was afraid that it was going to look bad or at least not as classy as the RAB that design wise is amazing.Well, it didn’t disappoint!! I got used to the traditional look very quick and actually like it a lot! And the space on top is a plus. It made so easy to access the back panels to change connections! It also dissipate heat better than the RAB costing $300+ (but the design justifies it).I could not believe when I saw the price since all similar products are all $150 and up in average. I was on a budget since I could not first sale the RAB or else I wouldn’ t have had a rack for my gear in the meantime.I was expecting relatively low quality but it is sturdy and solid, wheels also are solid. No manual as mentioned already but the video in the other review walks you through the steps.

This compact, short-depth rack is an excellent choice for my Unifi equipment. It is important to note that it does not accommodate standard 6mm rack cage screws and nuts. The vertical rails are specifically designed with drilled and tapped holes for M5 screws, and it includes black M5x12 screws with washers. The package contains only 24 screws, which permits the attachment of 6 components using 4 screws each. Since most of my equipment is 1U, I needed to purchase additional screws, and I prefer chrome to match the brushed aluminum finish of the Unifi devices. The most economical option I found was the Antrader M5 Screws-M5 x 20mm Screw with Washer and Cage Nuts. Although these screws are slightly longer, this does not pose a problem. While I do not require the cage nuts, my collection of spare parts continues to expand. The pack of 50 screws will enable me to secure 12 devices, with 8 positioned at the front and a couple at the back of the rack. The additional expense was justified, in my opinion.

This worked perfectly for me. I installed a 1u power conditioner, three 2u audio processors, and a 2u drawer. I’m going to install another drawer and I’ll be set. It came with a plate to cover up a 1u void and it’ll come in handy since I’ll only use 11 spaces. Assembly wasn’t difficult, I watched a video online and got through it pretty easily. I don’t travel with it, it just sits in my home studio.

For the price, it seems like a great value. That is until you find that one whole side of the rack has problematic threads. The holes on other side seems to be ok. Seems like I have to go buy a tap and clean out the problematic threads before I install hardware into the rack. I was not expecting that.Like others have noted, you get no directions. If time is money, maybe it would be more cost effective to spend more and not have clean up a bunch of threads.

Great rack. It didn't have instructions but I luckily figured it out with no issues. Completed in 10 minutes.

It fits that and it is good that I have it.