Gator G-PROR-4U-19 Pro Series Rolling Rack Case

Gator is a good company. I’ve never had an injection mold case before. Always used the standard steel-n-wood heavy cases.So even though these are much lighter, they seem to be as strong. A possible weak point might be the clasps time will tell.I do like the handles molded with the case. They have a bigger grasp.As with all cases, the front and back are agnostic, so I attach their rear cover upside down. I have purchased two of these to house amps for monitor wedges for live sound work.One of the amps is definitely bigger and heavier than the other and so far the case seems to be holding up just fine.they do have some oily residue inside and a nasty smell when you first open them up but airing them out and wiping them down should solve those issues for you.I do like the fact there are plenty of screws provided with the cases.

This case is used for a portable PA system for my shows. I like the overall look of this case, and it does come with a good supply of rack screws and washers.I also like that there are rack rails in both the front AND back of the case, very handy for adding rear supports to heavier gear like amplifiers. (I'm using a QSC CX model that doesn't need the extra support.)I also like the use of seals in the front and back covers, those will help to keep dust and moisture out.Minor quibbles:The rack rails are not aligned well, only off by a little but still work. Some gear with tighter tolerance in the rack ear screw holes may not want to sit perfectly level in that case. My amp and mixer were able to be set level though.The latches are a bit fussy to engage, but seem of good quality. Time will tell how they really hold up.This case is a lot less expensive than a comparable SKB case, but overall seems as though it will be just as durable.Overall a great value and good investment to protect your gear.

This case should work for what I will be using it for which is mostly a mostly garage band type of setting with occasional light to medium road usage. If I were a regularly gigging musician or sound tech and packed this around often or crammed into a cargo area with stuff thrown over it...this isn't the case I would want. It isn't terribly rigid or reinforced. I do like the latches and at the time of my purchase it is reasonably priced considering what molded rack cases go for. If I had it to do over, I would order one that isn't so deep, this one is almost twice as deep as what I require but that is simply due to the particular items I have mounted in it and not realizing my needs at the time of purchase. One thing I didn't expect was the sheer size of this case. It is about the size of a full-size piece of luggage but fatter. This is a decent case, but I don't think I would consider it truly road worthy if "stress tested".

This case is perfect for our Universal Audio Apollo 8Xp. They fit perfectly and there’s plenty of breathing room for both interfaces. Now I know they are safe when I am not using them.

Got these as my old SKB 6U Rack case clasp had pretty much failed after years of abuse.Pros:Rolling! Which works nicely.It's wider than my old case which gives a bit extra room inside for cable management etc...Front and back rails!Cons:It's a bigger than I expected, the extra width beyond what is needed for gear makes bigger than really needs to be. So moving it around and storing takes more space. Pro and Con at the same time.Overall I recommend if fits your size and cost requirements.

These are awesome equipment boxes, the wheeled support functions quite well and the lid catches fit great. They had quite a few to choose from; I bought the 16U. Great value and protects my $3k worth of radios just fine.

Perfect for Crown XLS Amps

It's a network/AV rack that you can take on a flight or ship across the country. The panels fit pretty well. Plenty of rack screws are included - for all four posts. The latches are really good. If they could add a flange or hole for a lock, I would give it 5 stars.