Behringer Eurorack Go

It is build sturdy enough, and power provisioning is okay. Because it is not too expensive, and the case is plastic, I dared adding additional sockets (MIDI DIN for instance) in the case without using front space. I did add threaded strips, without them the nuts are always on the wrong place, surley if you have lots of smaller moduler. Be aware the depth is limited in the part where the power connectors are!

Great, especially for it's power supply abundance and depth. Outer material is cheaper and I wouldn't trust the handle!

If you are planning to swap modules frequently, you will have to keep in mind that 3A current is split into 3 parts on the power board. Keeping 3 copies of the setup in ModularGrid helps with power requirement calculation.

The four stars overall is because i have had some issues with power. After filling the case, nothing worked properly. Most modules were powering up but not functioning as they should. After some fiddling I removed a module and everything then worked. I was careful not to exceed the power limits, so this is still a mystery. Case is now fine, despite a missing module and I’m loving it. Stand is good and gives an excellent angle. Good sturdy contruction and love the 140hp width.

All rails were fitted upside down so no modules could be fitted. I had to remove and rotate all the rails.

Seems good otherwise.

Excellent prive. Couldnt find anything else close to this one for value. Plastic appears strong. Lots of power.