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Behringer Eurorack Go Mobile 2x140 HP Eurorack Case with Power Supply

BH #BEEURORACKGO • MFR #0720-AAA86-US1
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Behringer Eurorack Go Mobile 2x140 HP Eurorack Case with Power Supply
Key Features
  • Holds and Powers Eurorack Modules
  • 280 HP Mounting Space / 2 Rows of 140 HP
  • Power Supply: +12V/3A, -12V/1A, +5V/1A
  • 32 Keyed Power Connectors
The Behringer Eurorack Go is a versatile and portable Eurorack case designed to protect and power your modular synthesizer setup. With a generous 280 HP of mounting space split into two rows of 140 HP, it accommodates a wide array of Eurorack modules while maintaining a compact footprint. The case is constructed from durable aluminum, providing a lightweight yet sturdy framework at home, in the studio, or on the road.
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Behringer 0720-AAA86-US1 Overview

The Behringer Eurorack Go is a versatile and portable Eurorack case designed to protect and power your modular synthesizer setup. With a generous 280 HP of mounting space split into two rows of 140 HP, it accommodates a wide array of Eurorack modules while maintaining a compact footprint. The case is constructed from durable aluminum, providing a lightweight yet sturdy framework at home, in the studio, or on the road.

A standout feature of the Eurorack Go case is its integrated ultralow-noise power supply, which delivers 32 power connectors with 3A on the +12V rail, 1A on the -12V rail, and 1A on the +5V rail. This ensures reliable and efficient power distribution to all your modules. The Eurorack Go's innovative sliding nut system makes module placement a breeze. Whether you prefer a flat or elevated setup, the case accommodates an adjustable back leg for a 0 to 50° tilt. The included autoranging universal switch-mode AC adapter works anywhere in the world.

At a Glance
  • Compact 280 HP Eurorack case perfect for Eurorack-style equipment
  • Rugged and mobile chassis to take your rig anywhere you go
  • 280 HP of mounting space arranged in 2 rows of 140 HP with a maximum module depth from 1.57" rear row to 2.44" in 60% of the front row
  • Overspecified, ultralow noise power supply provides +12V at 3A, -12V at 1A, +5V at 1A
  • 32 keyed power connectors protect your valuable modules from reverse power
  • Adjustable and foldable legs allow for 0 to 50° setup configurations
  • Easy positioning of your modules with the included 96 sliding nuts
  • High-power autoranging universal switch-mode AC adapter for worldwide use
UPC: 653341345431

Behringer 0720-AAA86-US1 Specs

Quantity
1
Power
Power Source
AC Adapter with Power Brick
Power I/O
1x Barrel Input
Center Tip Polarity
Not Specified by Manufacturer
AC Input Power
Not Specified by Manufacturer
DC Input Power
13 VDC at 5 A
Power Consumption
65 W (Maximum)
Maximum Power Output
Not Specified by Manufacturer
PCB Connectors
+5 VDC at 1 A ( All Zone Total), Pins 11, 12
-12 VDC at 1 A ( All Zone Total), Pins 1, 2
+12 VDC at 1 A ( Section A Total), Pins 9, 10
+12 VDC at 1 A ( Section B Total), Pins 9, 10
+12 VDC at 1 A ( Section C Total), Pins 9, 10

CV, Pins 13, 14
Gate, Pins 15, 16
Ground, Pins 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Physical
Color
Black
Material of Construction
Aluminum
Operating Conditions
41 to 104°F / 5 to 40°C
Dimensions
28.5 x 12.2 x 4.4" / 72.4 x 31 x 11.2 cm
Weight
8.6 lb / 3.9 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
12 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
33.7 x 15 x 6.5"

Behringer 0720-AAA86-US1 Reviews

Does the job and a good price.

By Peter
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2025-04-22

The constraints of my workspace dictated that I needed to replace my 3x104hp (312hp total) with a double-row unit. The 280 of the Behringer was close enough... especially when my 312hp was populated the 3x4hp power modules... so it was really only 300hp. Some have said they've had noisy units... mine is perfectly silent. Some have said that it's difficult to juggle modules to balance the three load zones... but most I've seen have been over-zealous in trying to balance the zones to within a few mA of each other. I installed my 30 or so modules in a way that suited my workflow and just did some quick research on Modular Grid to make sure no particular zone was overloaded before screwing everything down. Obviously, if you have any really heavy draw modules, some pre-planning may be the best option. Why not 5-stars? I hate sliding nuts. I was used to threaded rails and it's difficult to go back. How much more would the rails have cost at the manufacturing stage? It's plastic, and there's a certain amount of flex when it's unpopulated.... and sometimes you have to encourage a module to get it to sit properly. So, I guess my criticisms are based on an unfair comparison really. Shame there's not a four and a half stars. I'm actually enjoying the workflow with two rows as opposed to the three. Overall, it really is quite a bargain.

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