Behringer Eurorack GO

As most Behringer products' solid design at at very reasonable price. Plenty of room and power availability to build a practical and comprehensive modular system.

So many case options with or without power, instead I went for this well built budget option that is big and powered. Now to choose carefully to fill it up.

Good value eurorack case with 2 x rows of 140HP and a 3 amp power supply (split into 3 x 1 amp zones). Comes with a power brick with a relatively short lead from the brick to the case - the lead from the brick to power plug is fine. The only issue I have is only 24 sliding nuts per rail, I expected more as the Behringer Eurorack 104 also has 24 sliding nuts per rail.

Good for the money but would have been better with either more sliding nuts or with a strip as the number of modules you can mount is limited by the number of nuts in the case which is a bit annoying.

It's good for the price but it's not as good quality as I hoped . More plastic than I was expecting.. Also the power pak design is so stupid ie. The lead from the power pak to the eurorack is so short it's shocking. Way to short & hangs so needs to be prompted up ( so I can see it coursing damage to my eurorack in the future. On the plus side the sliding nuts are good. Modules are easy to fit & soon as you have modules fit it's starts to looks very cool..