Eurorack wall cabinet with doors
€1.212
Sooo .. this is something that has been in my head for some time and now I finally took some time to turn it into an actual model! The idea was to create a case that can hang on the wall, but not only in the studio, but also in your living room or such without having all the ‘cable mess’ visible. So the solution was a set of doors that can be closed with the patch intact.
Some features:
- The case is rotated backward a few degrees; because of this the doors stay open or closed properly because gravity does the work.
- The doors can be locked on top, especially useful when there is cable bunch underneath, but also to keep it closed and neat.
- The rails and wood parts are mounted with nice brass-colored screws & bolts, matching the piano hinge for the doors, and black rails inside.
- Inside the doors are cable holders on both sides; keep your friends close, but your patch cables closer.
- Since the case is powered by the Konstantlab SeventyPWR, it has an external adapter and no high-voltage inside the case. The power output is on the bottom, so you can go from there to a wall socket.
The model is in 9U 104HP width, but I can make them wider if needed. Or extra rows .. or .. etc.
Dimensions 9U 104HP
- Closed it is 554mm wide appr. 460mm high and 200mm deep.
- Open it is 1112mm wide, depth and height are the same.
NOTE: After making the prototype I’m considering to use different hinges, instead of the brass piano-hinge, but I’ll figure that out when making it and keep you posted.
- HammerPWR (100 Watt output) + MeanWell 120Watt adapter, +12V 5A (2x 2.5A), -12V 2.5A and +5V 2.0A
- SeventyPWR (70 Watt output) + MeanWell 90 Watt adapter, +12V 2.5A, -12V 2.5A, +5V 2.0A
Power to your modules are supplied by bussboards
When you select a MeanWell PSU you'll get the Modular Synth Lab Bussboards with 20 headers, when you select a HammerPWR or SeventyPWR you automatically get the Konstantlab's filtered bussboards with 19 connectors each.
Recommended to have a maximum of 3 or 4 bussboards per PSU.
Choose for a DIY cable kit and assemble it yourselves/with local help. or choose for a system where all low-voltage cables have been pre-wired! For the HammerPWR & SeventyPWR PSU this means that the case is ready to go, with the Meanwell RT65B you'll only need to connect the socket(s) to the PSU('s).
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