OnStage RS7030 Rack Stand,Black

I've uploaded customer-supplied images above to show just how much gear one of these is capable of holding and how small the stage or studio footprint is. When you factor in the price it's plain to see that this rack is not only a bargain, but a flexible platform for mounting components.One other characteristic that the images reveals is this is not a table-top only rack. They work very well on the floor.The rack itself is easy to assemble and is built like a tank. I have a bass amp head and a power amp, plus a power conditioner in one of my racks that, combined, weighs around 50 pounds. The rack is not stressed or strained by this weight, and could probably hold another 50 pounds safely and reliably. Another plus is it comes with a bag of high quality mounting screws for components, eliminating that expense (I was expecting to have to order Raxxess Rack Screws With Washers Hardware (Pack of 25), which turned out to be completely unnecessary.)My only complaint is the rubber feet caps easily fall off, but a little glue rectified that rather trivial problem.If you need portability, reliability and value for smaller gear suites that are frequently moved (such as setting up on stages) this is an ideal solution for rack mounted equipment. I am so pleased with mine that I intend to purchase another one, bringing the total to three.

This is the second one of these I have purchased. It is a fine product. The first one I bought was used to mount a number of ethernet switches for my home business when the entire house was wired with cat5 and fiber. This latest one has been used to hold a number of musical recording effects modules. This is a great product because it is the minimum solution for a desktop, and yet is strong enough for the job, and light enough to move around. It is priced very nicely for what it is. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It is perfect for anyone that wants to mount a number of 19 inch modules, and still have access to the back of the units. I am very impressed with the manufacturing of the unit. The welds are strong and it is easily assembled in seconds. I am happy to put my name on this review and let people know that I stand by this product as a wonderful solution at a great price.

For some reason, bent pieces of metal that are sold for network gear are outrageously expensive. This item is the exception. While this is listed in Amazon's "Musical Instruments" category, it seems that based on the reviews most are using it for home labs, which is what I'm doing too.The item comes packed in a long skinny box. As usual, Amazon ships in boxes about twice the necessary size. No complaints though, it was Prime eligible which is cool. There are 4 main pieces to the rack - a left and right rail, a top rail, and a rear rail. Also included is a Post-it® note size set of instructions and a bag of mounting screws. Putting the rack together takes no more than a few minutes.The quality of the rack feels sturdy. I've got 7 pieces of equipment on it right now and it doesn't feel like it's going anywhere.The 1-star deduction comes because of the mounting holes. Some of them don't seem to be drilled all the way through, which requires really muscling the screw into the hole until it takes shape. Out of the 28 screws I put in, I'd say about half had this problem.As other reviews have said, if you're using this for switches and routers, you really only have 11 spaces due to the backward angle that the rack has for stability. I've got a router on the 2nd space from the bottom and the back of it nearly touches the ground. This doesn't warrant a further reduction in stars since I was aware of this issue before I bought it. I may see about using this for a rackmount power strip or something.Overall, I'm pleased with this purchase. It's extremely well priced, is nice and strong, and fits nicely under my desk.

Nice and sturdy. I wouldn't say "heavy duty" because it is a desktop unit, but more than adequate for that task. Super simple to assemble, took 5 minutes, has the screws for mounting the accessories included, which is helpful. Fairly light and minimal in design, which is exactly what you want for home studio work.I wouldn't be mounting any heavy amps in it, but for effects, or like I'm doing, a Mackie mixer and one effects unit, it is perfect. It would probably be fine for a lighter D class amp in the bottom, to keep it from being top heavy. You will need to keep that in mind with this (or any desktop rack), you want the heavier stuff on bottom. Another note is that the bottom space is usable, but it needs to be something that isn't too deep. Since you are at an angle, it limits this one space to about 6" deep or you hit the table.Another thing to know if you are mounting a Mackie 1604 or similar mixer: The top support bar can be removed once you mount the mixer, giving you better access to the inputs. This is quite handy. The mixer itself then becomes the support, which is not a problem. With that mixer, in top load configuration, it leaves one space at the bottom for an effects unit.

If you've ever shopped around for a Rack to mount your network or server gear, I'm sure you've been somewhat suprised at how much they charge for these things. Especially consider how basic they are. Well, this particular rack is really just a basic network rack for a fraction of the cost that most will charge you. It's obviously marketed as something to put A/V equipment in, but that's not what I'm using it for. :)Once you stack up all of the gear, this is about the equivalent of a 12U rack, give or take a unit. It will lean towards the back as pictured if you assemble the device as instructed. But you can just leave out the 2 screws that hold it back and stand it up-right. You still have 2 screws that hold the rails to the base and once you have the weight of a few switches, it's definately not going anywhere and won't fall forward.I already have 4 cisco switches and 3 routers mounted using the included screws (which work great) and it still feels very secure on my desk and is certainly well made. The holes also line up perfectly using the standard Cisco brackets. And I still have room for a few more devices.Tip: Don't put on the top optional brace until all of the gear is mounted. Otherwise it can make it somewhat difficult to squeeze the gear in between the rails.Overall I consider this highly recommended if you are looking for a cost effective way to mount your network gear to make it easier to get to. Or if you're like me and just don't like stacking stuff on desks. :)

This is a solid little rack with minimalist design and effective use of geometry and physics to make the most with the least. It sits neatly on the floor or a desk, has padded rubber "feet" at the points of contact for the lower horizontal bars, and has two stabilyzer bars to keep it true and square. The screw holes for the rack spaces are pre-drilled with the proper turn to remove the need for those annoying locking nuts like some other racks, and the box included enough screws to put 4 or 5 rack units into the rack. I'm currently only using this to hold a single space power conditioner, which I mounted in the 2nd space from the top, and it has no tendency towards tipping. I would imagine that if you tried to mount a larger or heavier unit it would need to be towards the bottom to keep the balance. The finish is nice and looks clean and professional. For the price I don't think there is a better deal to be had.

UPDATE: I bought a few of these racks 7 years ago for my Cisco network equipment. They are sturdy under what is sometimes near a 100 lb load of equipment and have never failed me.Recently I lost one of the thumb wingnuts that hold the upper support bar to the frame. I am not some large volume customer, so I emailed the company asking if I could purchase replacement bolts. They said they didn't have the bolts available separately at the moment, but as a courtesy they would offer me warranty replacement for free. I thought they meant the bolts.I sent them the required photos on a Monday, thinking I'd receive the replacement parts via snail mail or cheapest shipping method in a few days. TUESDAY I RECEIVED AN ENTIRE REPLACEMENT RACK - THEY OVERNIGHTED A FULL REPLACEMENT RACK TO ME FOR A SEVEN (7) YEAR OLD PURCHASE. I was floored!Not only are the products durable, sturdy, and last (there is absolutely nothing else wrong with the old unit except for the missing bolt(s),) but this is the kind of customer service that you don't forget.If your business relies on your equipment, this is someone to buy from. They stand by their products, and will get it fixed overnight if need be..I will ABSOLUTELY be buying more if their equipment for my network, IT and Ham Radio projects in the near future.Thank you for amazing customer service!

I went as I often do with reviews, and do what I did, as I read the 1 and 2 stars reviews, discount them. This thing is price for lunch two at Panera. I am happy with the purchase, I did replace the rack screws with Middle Atlantic rack screws, the ones they sent not good, but I have bought hundreds of dollars of stuff from IKEA and replaced the hardware. Someone wrote in a review the rack was threaded wrong, to that I would say, try the Mid Atlantic rack screws with washers, the washers comes on the screw have used them for years. Granted I have been around this stuff a while, and carry stock of these and other items I tend to use often.Take a look at the customer photos, they show a person with two of these racks set up in what I take a home studio enviornment. Smart guy, these racks are that good of a deal. If I had the floor space I would go with more of these myself. But with space at a premium I have to shelve up.For those who are interested in erecting this with out the angle, as another person wrote, just use two of the screws get a square (and or level) and there are a number of ways you can make it secure. My choice was I took 2 - 8" pcs of rack rail and tied the two pcs to the frame as I installed a 2 U, shelf,the rail I added, went behind the one on unit. You will find the bottom holes will not line up but the rest will, so I have 1 screw holding an Tripplite Isobar power supply on either side, its not going anyplace. I allowed some air space and installed the shelf with the 4 screws, the shelf I used is rated @ 60 lbs., I tested it with an item of 50 lbs. and the rack afterward was still true and square enough to install a 40lb. $1000.00 pc. of equipment on. My total on this rack will be @ 75- 85 lbs. and thats fine. This rack I am sure is good for the rated lbs., would I use it in a professional setting? The answer is no, for the home for the garage band set its fine. Would I use it on the road, not really, I am probably going to install some casters, but that is going to be to install some cables or cleaning purpose.Now I mentioned I had the rack screws on hand, I also had the pcs. of rack rail I mentioned, and I also have casters on hand, my point here is this is not my first rodeo, and this $30.00 rack is a good value, add the cost of rack screws and rack rail and still under $50.00. And hats off to Amazon Shipping, they did a great job insuring it got here safe. If I put casters on this I will follow up.

Good productValue for moneyHappy to purchaseGreat quality

Hay otros que por el mismo precio se doblan en cuanto le añades unos cuantos módulos. Éste no. Es muy resistente y ligero. Yo he puesto seis módulos.

安いラックの中では安定している方だと思う

As sturdy as anything you'd ever need for rack equipment! I only have enough stuff for 7 slots but it gives lots of room to use the top bar as a handle and room for more units. Don't be sucked into a big studio desk like I was using before, my back is dead from having to go behind my desk all the time. Now I just gotta flip the rack around to add stuff and can use smaller desks.Simple and easy to set up. Mine came with screws, enough for all my stuff.

Muy bien, buen producto y lo necesario para un rack todo ok