The SALWR10D is a lightweight 10-space rack case built for DJs, live sound engineers, and mobile performers who need reliable protection for their gear without the weight penalty of traditional flight cases. This ABS rack case keeps your amplifiers, effects processors, wireless receivers, and other 19" rack-mount equipment secure during transport and gigs.

The lightweight polyethylene construction with aluminum rails delivers flight case protection at a fraction of the weight, making load-in and setup easier for solo performers and small crews. The 10U mounting space accommodates most standard PA and DJ gear, while the 16.5-inch depth handles deeper amplifiers and processors that won't fit in shallow cases.

External dimensions measure 20" high, 22.5" wide, and 22.5" deep with doors attached, providing 17.5 inches of usable rack space between the standard 19" mounting rails. The front-to-back rail distance spans 16.5 inches, giving you room for gear with deeper chassis or cable connections. Heavy-duty butterfly latches keep everything locked down, while dual carry handles make transport manageable.

This rack case works well for club DJs, wedding bands, house of worship sound systems, and mobile entertainers running moderate-sized PA systems. The stackable design lets you build a complete rack system for venues up to 500 people without breaking your back during setup.

Both front and rear doors are removable, with one door featuring an interior screen pocket for cables or documentation. All mounting screws and washers are included, so you can start racking gear immediately. Seismic Audio backs the SALWR10D with a one-year warranty and ships nationwide.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size amplifiers and processors fit in this 10-space rack case?

The SALWR10D accommodates standard 19" rack-mount gear up to 16.5 inches deep, which covers most PA amplifiers, DJ mixers, effects processors, and wireless receivers. The 10U height provides 17.5 inches of vertical mounting space, enough for most combinations of amplifiers and signal processors used in mobile DJ and live sound applications.

How much weight can this lightweight rack case handle?

While Seismic Audio doesn't specify a weight limit, the lightweight polyethylene construction with aluminum rails is designed for typical PA and DJ gear loads. Most 10-space racks in mobile applications carry 40-80 pounds of equipment, including power amplifiers, processors, and wireless systems. The dual carry handles and butterfly latches are built to handle standard rack loads for mobile performers.

Do the doors need to stay on during performance, or can I remove them?

Both front and rear doors are completely removable, giving you flexibility based on your setup needs. Many users remove the front door during performance for easier access to controls and better ventilation, while keeping the rear door on for cable management. One door includes an interior screen pocket that's useful for storing cable adapters or documentation.

How does this compare to a traditional wooden flight case for mobile DJs?

The SALWR10D weighs significantly less than wooden flight cases while still providing solid protection for transport and storage. Traditional flight cases offer maximum protection but can be heavy and cumbersome for solo DJs or small bands. This ABS case strikes a balance between protection and portability, making it ideal for performers who prioritize easier load-in over maximum impact resistance.

What venues and crowd sizes work well with a 10-space rack setup?

A 10-space rack typically supports PA systems for venues up to 500 people, depending on your amplifier and processor choices. This size works well for wedding receptions, corporate events, small clubs, church services, and school functions. The rack space accommodates a stereo power amplifier, wireless receiver, DJ mixer or digital processor, and still leaves room for additional effects or backup equipment.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov