(NOT)Custom Eurorack Case (NOT)Build (Part 3) - Behringer GO Case

Yeah, no. I did not build my Behringer GO Case... I bought it prefab :-) However, I am including it in this series because it was purchased around 3 weeks into my journey because I had already bought more modules than the 6U x 84HP could hold; namely a massive sequencer: Sinfonion.
It's worth mentioning even the 6U x 140HP of the GO case didn't last through September 2021, and I was off to buy some huge rails and power supplies to actually build a bigger boat. Er, case.
📚 CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:19 Quick Recap
00:52 Decision Time
01:30 Winner - Behringer GO
02:22 The Birthplace of My Modular Journey
03:40 Outro
🔗 Resources
➡️ www.behringer.com/product.htm...
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[@AndyVonal]

Nothing wrong with the Go case... I had two but sold one when I went "custom case".... Problem is, that I gig a lot and the Go is not that gig-friendly -it's manageable but awkward. Eurorack cases are a pain in the butt!

[@troyjlandry]

With prices so high, you can buy the go case and repurpose the parts for your own special case.

[@VisionsMusicGroup]

Check out the other videos in this series. I found that buying rails, power supply and busboards was pretty inexpensive compared to buying a prebuilt (professional) custom case.