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Key Features
- Heavy-Duty Steel Construction
- Standard 19" Rack Size
- Angle-Adjustable Top Section
- Holds up to 21 Rack Devices
The JS-SRR100 from Ultimate Support is a rolling rack stand that allows you to securely mount up to 21 devices while maintaining portability. The stand is constructed from heavy-duty steel and has 4 rolling casters, 2 of which are lockable. The top part of the stand is angle-adjustable and can hold 12 rack units, while the bottom section is fixed, and holds 9 units. Rack mounting hardware is included.
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Does anyone know the height of the unit with the
Does anyone know the height of the unit with the top rack angled flat?. the printed specs say 45" but does not specify at what the angle of the top angled rack is positioned.
The maximum height of the Ultimate Support JS-SRR100 Rolling Rack Stand is 45" with the 12U top rack at its steepest angle. With the top rack positioned horizontally (flat), it will be approximately 34" from the floor.
Date published: 2026-05-03
Can you mount odd RU height pieces in this? I've ...
Can you mount odd RU height pieces in this? I've seen similar products for sale and this has been an issue. I have a number of 3U pieces I to mount and want to make sure they'll fit.
You should be able to mount 3U rack devices.
Date published: 2020-10-28
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I have a Mackie 1640i mixer recording console will it fit this rack? Thanks in advance
I have a Yamaha MG16 in it, which is 10U, and there is a little space above and below the mixer. The 1640i manual says that it is 12U. I would imagine that it would fit, but it would probably take up the entire top rack.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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How much weight will the JS-SRR100 Rolling Rack support?
I have two of these loaded with rack mount synths, effects, mixers, etc. I cant imagine anything that fills these racks to be a problem with the JS-SRR100 holding together. I would say if you have heavy amplifiers, put those on the bottom rack. Its a great product.
Date published: 2018-08-27