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# Eurorack Modular Cases

## Eurorack Modular Cases

Eurorack cases house and power your modules, providing both protection and portability. They come in a variety of materials, sizes, and designs to suit different needs and aesthetics.

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### Types of Eurorack Synth Cases

* **Wooden Cases**\
  Classic look, often handcrafted, and available in various finishes. Popular for studio setups.
* **Metal Cases**\
  Durable and lightweight, often made from aluminum or steel. Common for portable and rugged use.
* **Flight Cases**\
  Heavy-duty cases designed for travel and touring, usually with reinforced corners and handles.
* **Skiff Cases**\
  Shallow cases ideal for desktop use or performance skiffs.
* **Powered Cases**\
  Include built-in power supplies for convenience.
* **Unpowered Cases**\
  Require an external or user-installed power supply.
* **DIY Cases**\
  Custom-built by users, often from wood or repurposed materials.
* **Rackmount Cases**\
  Designed to fit into standard 19" racks for integration with other studio gear.
* **Briefcase/Portable Cases**\
  Compact and easy to carry, often with a handle or shoulder strap.
* **Tabletop Cases**\
  Designed to sit flat on a desk or table, sometimes with an angled surface for ergonomics.