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Gator GR-6S

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Rack Case

  • Size: 6 U
  • 19" Rack mounts front and rear
  • Installation depth: 368 mm
  • Heavy duty butterfly catches
  • Very lightweight construction
  • External dimensions: 445 x 546 x 330 mm
  • Interior dimensions: 311 x 483 x 267 mm
  • Weight: 5.9 kg
  • Suitable replacement screw: Article no. 449210 (not included)
Available since September 2008
Item number 212526
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Formfactor 19"
Construction Type Double-Door
Vertical Height Units 6 U
Internal Depht [mm] 290 mm
Horizontal Height Units 0 U
with display stand No
Rack rail at the back Yes
Service flap No
With Wheels No
Trolley No
Shock Mount No
Clasps Butterfly
Material Plastic
Colour Black
External Width 546 mm
External Height [mm] 444 mm
External Depht [mm] 330 mm
Weight 6 kg
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£107
Including VAT; Excluding £10 shipping
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Delivery approx. between Tuesday, 26.11. and Wednesday, 27.11.
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Nice compact case
Andris 22.11.2018
It may not be up to extremely heavy duty "pro" standards, but still enough for more casual, "civilian" use.

I need occasionally to transport and/or store some of my gear. And often those are quite sensitive but heavy, mostly old-school analog pieces, so need to be handled with care anyway, so extreme sturdiness is not needed.

One of the main selling points of this Gator range for me was its intermediate size internal 360mm depth. Might seem like a small difference to say a 420mm case, but when you need to actually lift such case fitted full with front-heavy gear, the advantage of better center of gravity is instantly obvious.

So usually I take it out, dust it off, open the lids, connect, and off you go with a session.

So at least for my particular use cases it performs nicely.

The only minor complaint I would have, is the lack of odd HE sizes, like 5HE, 7HE, etc, when sometimes you either need that extra 1HE for ventilation, or the opposite, need to get as compact as possible.

But that criticism also pertains to other molded (not custom plywood) case manufacturers.
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Pretty good!
Kyriakos V. 05.07.2021
Well it's a lightweight rack.

Nothing too flashy or bomb-proof. Plastics are of good quality, no warping, the lids close nicely and firmly. Love the shallow depth as it makes a world of difference in how evenly weight is distributed. Also looks great on a guitar cab.

As others have noted, the rails system leaves a lot to be desired as it's pretty much threaded steel blades that are held in place with the devices you rack on. Works ok, but takes a bit of extra care to get alignments right. Pro-tip, screw everything you need loosely on the rack, align to perfection and screw tight.

All in all, a solid choice for the money.
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Light, simple and relatively cheap.
Koesbeenian 10.11.2020
Light, simple and relatively cheap.
I don't want to carry 16mm plywood cases. This is good enough. And when I'm performing for 20.000 people I buy myself the plywood cases for someone else to carry.
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It works but is not professional grade
Janne O. 24.03.2018
This is not professional grade gear. I would definitely not take this on the road. But for holding my guitar rack gear in place at home and occasionally taking it for gigs I suppose this will do. As long as I know I'm the one carrying it. The plastic is light and feels cheap, the rails are even more flimsy and I would imagine it would be pretty easy to strip the threads from them. The butterfly locks don't feel like steel and they are much smaller than proper ones I've had on other racks before. Overall it feels cheap, which I suppose at this price point should not be a surprise. So if you actually need something that can be trusted to be handled by stage hands and roadies get something else. This is suitable for home use only.
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