rack mount a 10 in DJmixer in a 19 inch rack, help

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tunes4046

tunes4046

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I have an American audio MXR10 as a back up mixer I would like to mount this in one of my extra 19 slant cases, does anyone have any ideas, I don't want this solution to look homemade or cobbled together, here are the specs

Specifications

• 10-inch, 3-Channel with Bluetooth
• Inputs: 6 Line, 2 Phono, 1 Mic
• Balanced XLR Outputs
• 3-Band EQ with Rotary Kills (Treble, Mid, Bass)
• Master, Booth, Headphone Level & Mix Controls
• Microphone Volume Control + 2-Band EQ (Treble & Bass)
• Audio inputs: RCA
• Microphone input: ¼” Balanced
• Headphone input: ¼” Stereo
• Multi-voltage operation: AC 100V~240V 50/60Hz
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 10.25”x10”x 3.25” / 260x254x85mm
• Weight: 6.6 lbs. / 3.0 kg.
 
Trade it in for a 19 MXR? It appears they don't offer rack rails for it, so unless you have access to metal bending/shearing equipment or vendor, it'll be tough.
 
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I think the 3.5" depth will be the issue with off the shelf stuff. The mixer might stick up high enough to interfere with the cover.
 
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tunes4046 said:
I have an American audio MXR10 as a back up mixer I would like to mount this in one of my extra 19 slant cases, does anyone have any ideas, I don't want this solution to look homemade or cobbled together, here are the specs

Specifications

• 10-inch, 3-Channel with Bluetooth
• Inputs: 6 Line, 2 Phono, 1 Mic
• Balanced XLR Outputs
• 3-Band EQ with Rotary Kills (Treble, Mid, Bass)
• Master, Booth, Headphone Level & Mix Controls
• Microphone Volume Control + 2-Band EQ (Treble & Bass)
• Audio inputs: RCA
• Microphone input: ¼” Balanced
• Headphone input: ¼” Stereo
• Multi-voltage operation: AC 100V~240V 50/60Hz
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 10.25”x10”x 3.25” / 260x254x85mm
• Weight: 6.6 lbs. / 3.0 kg.
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You can do the metal plate that Mike shows, but it ads some significant weight. I took a piece of 1"X10" board, cut to fit, painted it black, then sink screws into it from each side. I like my option better.
 
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