SKB Roto 10/6 Space Mini GigRig

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    Overall:
    ********** 9.8 out of 10
    Quality:
    *********.* 9.3 out of 10
    I Want It:
    ********** 10 out of 10
    Features:
    ********** 8.6 out of 10
    Value:
    ********** 10 out of 10
    Sound:
    ********** 10 out of 10
    Support:
    ********** 10 out of 10

     

    SKB Roto 10/6 Space Mini GigRig Reviews


    Overall:
    **********9 out of 10
    Features:
    **********8 out of 10
    Quality:
    **********9 out of 10
    Value:
    **********10 out of 10
    I Want It:
    **********10 out of 10

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    User: a customer from yahoo.com

    Submitted: 8/5/2004

    Style of Music: Anything that pays, though I prefer rock & country

    Location: LA, USA

    "Dead sexy, very efficient."

    Feature:
    Solid, but could be better. I have a Mackie DFX-12 mixer on the pop-up board, which is very solid. When the board is lowered for storage, however, the shelf rests on my cables running to the rack spaces below. I am looking into adding some kind of stop-rest to keep the abuse at bay. Also, the back door is "solid" - need to consider cutting a hole through it so I can run the cables out but still leave the back secure. SKB could have found some way to put a small access door in the large access panel.

    Quality:
    Very good - minor clean-up of a few sharp edges internally, but that took 10 minutes.

    Value:
    Worth what we paid, for sure.

    Desirability:
    This thing could make a fool look good. Spend a little time with some tie-wraps and/or some mesh wrap, and it looks awesome.

    Overall:
    If I had to do it over again, I would. I need more rack space, and am considering the roto roller to add 6 more. I had considered replacing this with the big gig rig instead, but splitting up the weight is a good thing. I'm not small, but close to 200 lbs in an unwieldy box just won't do.

     

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