SOLD - FS Big Bad Shock Mount Monster Rack Case with Tables
Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 12:21 pmFor sale, one bad-ass Anvil shock mount rack case with dual clip on tables.
Made by Anvil Cases in California.
This is a M.I.C.S. "Modular Interlocking Case System" unit, some details here:
http://www.anvilcase.com/options/mics.html
(My unit is very similar to the small picture on the right of the page.)
Mine has rack rails front and back, heavy duty castors (with brakes), lockable latches, big handles for burly roadies to get their mits on, front and back clip on tables (the doors turn into tables), and is full shock mount.
In very good condition. It only made one trip, from California to Perth, then on to Sydney. Has since led a sheltered life in a small smoke-free project studio.
Obviously heavy as, so you'll need to pick it up. If you live within, say, 100KM of Sydney I'm happy to deliver it for you for free. Beyond that it could be delivered, but given the size and weight would probably be $100+ depending where you are.
It's currently in Waterloo, and you could inspect in person by arrangement, 9am-4pm any day of the work. Obviously no tyre kickers or time wasters pls.
You can see photos here:
http://web.me.com/etherbrooklyn/Site/Photos.html
Dimensions:
127 cm tall (with castors), 64 cm wide, 72 cm deep (with the doors closed).
There's 98 cm of standard 19" rack space on the front, and another 98cm on the rear.
The doors give 113cm x 64cm of table space when they're clipped on to the sides. Times two. Solid as.
This cost well over a K back in the day, but happy to hear offers to start with.
The unit comes without any rack shelves / drawers / etc, but I have various of those lying around that I'll round up for sale soon. Note that the shelves in the photos aren't included for now, though you could twist my arm.
Cheers all.
- AJ
p.s. - I don't have a history of buying/selling on this forum, but I've got a 100% positive eBay profile you can have a look at if you want. For now I thought I'd try to sell this direct for a change.
Also happy to consider trades for anything with the words Moog, analog, vintage or Fender on it
Made by Anvil Cases in California.
This is a M.I.C.S. "Modular Interlocking Case System" unit, some details here:
http://www.anvilcase.com/options/mics.html
(My unit is very similar to the small picture on the right of the page.)
Mine has rack rails front and back, heavy duty castors (with brakes), lockable latches, big handles for burly roadies to get their mits on, front and back clip on tables (the doors turn into tables), and is full shock mount.
In very good condition. It only made one trip, from California to Perth, then on to Sydney. Has since led a sheltered life in a small smoke-free project studio.
Obviously heavy as, so you'll need to pick it up. If you live within, say, 100KM of Sydney I'm happy to deliver it for you for free. Beyond that it could be delivered, but given the size and weight would probably be $100+ depending where you are.
It's currently in Waterloo, and you could inspect in person by arrangement, 9am-4pm any day of the work. Obviously no tyre kickers or time wasters pls.
You can see photos here:
http://web.me.com/etherbrooklyn/Site/Photos.html
Dimensions:
127 cm tall (with castors), 64 cm wide, 72 cm deep (with the doors closed).
There's 98 cm of standard 19" rack space on the front, and another 98cm on the rear.
The doors give 113cm x 64cm of table space when they're clipped on to the sides. Times two. Solid as.
This cost well over a K back in the day, but happy to hear offers to start with.
The unit comes without any rack shelves / drawers / etc, but I have various of those lying around that I'll round up for sale soon. Note that the shelves in the photos aren't included for now, though you could twist my arm.
Cheers all.
- AJ
p.s. - I don't have a history of buying/selling on this forum, but I've got a 100% positive eBay profile you can have a look at if you want. For now I thought I'd try to sell this direct for a change.
Also happy to consider trades for anything with the words Moog, analog, vintage or Fender on it