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botielus · Joined: 14 Jul 2012 Posts: 24

I just ordered one, and I'm sure I'll find out once it arrives, but just curious now: can I unscrew the rack mounting connectors on the sides of the unit? I probably won't be installing it in a rack case, at least at first, and just want to put it in my laptop case when traveling with it on a gig.

botielus · Joined: 14 Jul 2012 Posts: 24

No! You can't remove the rack ears, they are part of the side walls of the unit

billbaker · Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 5:48 pm Post subject:

A two unit rack case would be the best solution - a soft case wouldn't protect front panel knobs (not that there are too many) as well as a rack, and the (you now know) non-removable ears are sharp enough to tear up your soft case bag. You can get light weight racks fairly cheaply, even new, and the SKB roto or X cases are very good protection for not too much cash.

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botielus · Joined: 14 Jul 2012 Posts: 24

Thanks. Might get one. But I really want to carry it on the plane for my out of town gigs and that might not work. My microstation (in cool backpack case) is my carry-on, then my one "personal item" is laptop case. I'll need to check what the most low profile 2space rack looks like and see if it's not too big to be the "personal item". Unfortunately with the airlines, it's not black/white on what they allow on the planes. But yeah, much better protection, so worse case they gate check it, it will probably survive. I might also try padding real well, and put in my suitcase, as long as I have backup in case the suitcase disappears!