Millenium Steel Box 4

Easy to install and all the optional Adam Hall accessories fit perfectly. The matte black color looks great. I use it for 2 racks + my sound card. I can recommend it. If you have never mounted a rack, you will struggle to insert the cage nut (Adam Hall 565) in the rack. It's easy if you use a small screw driver and push it slowly. You don't have to buy the cage nut puller tool. Here is a Youtube video ( 1:20) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVUvNzZGlLo

I bought this to house my sound card, bass head/preamp and a power conditioner on my desk, and for that it works nicely. I placed my laptop on top of it (with a slip prevention mat).

Pros:
- Cheap

Cons:
- Wobbles a bit without anything in it (but attaching the rack gear stabilizes it nicely).
- remember to buy the screws etc. separately

Overall:
- Happy with my purchase, it cleaned up my desk nicely. Still has room for more rack gear ;)

It does the job, inside. Certainly at that price, can't complain.

Just don't attempt to stack much on top. I have a simple turntable on there, and without the leveling I've put in between and which distributes the weight, the steel visibly sags in the middle.

So: good job, just that one caveat.

i bought three of these and stacked them. it looks like a proper rack but they are not glued together so it is a bit dangerous if you are not careful around them. moved on to proper rack chassis now but these are great for you to start with

Feels solid and sturdy. Only way it could be improved is if it didn't require cage nuts but that's not a huge issue.

If you are looking for a cheap tabletop rack look no further. It is light and quite stable when you install your rack units in. Not for the road, but for a home studio on a budget a must have.