AV Equipment Cases

Shock-mounted rack cases suspend the internal rack frame on rubber or spring isolators, protecting sensitive production equipment from vibration and impact during transport. Standard rack cases hold gear securely but don't offer the same level of isolation. Shock absorption mounts are worth it for fragile electronics like amps, wireless receivers, and anything with moving parts or sensitive contact points.

Rack cases are measured in rack units (RU or U) - each unit is 1.75 inches of vertical space. A 4U case holds four rack units of gear. For non-rack equipment, measure the length, width, and height of your item and compare to the case's interior dimensions. Leave room for extra foam padding or dividers if you need custom protection, and make sure loose parts like cables and accessories have a place so they don't shift during transport.

Some cases include foam, dividers, or custom cutouts; others are sold empty. Each listing specifies what's included. If you need foam or custom inserts, our team can help you find options.

Road cases are designed to show wear on the outside so your gear doesn't. A used case may have scratches, scuffs, and cosmetic dents, but still function perfectly. We provide clear condition ratings on each case so you know what to expect. If a case has damaged latches, broken wheels, steel handles, or structural issues, we note that in the listing, and the price will reflect it.

Our inventory includes cases from a variety of manufacturers including Pelican, SKB, Gator, Anvil, and various custom case builders. We're constantly getting new inventory, so check back often or contact our team if you're looking for something specific.

Yes. We buy cases of all types, including racks, road cases, hard cases, and custom-built solutions. Submit your gear through our Sell Your Gear page, and our team will get back to you with options.

Yes. We ship nationwide. Larger cases may require freight shipping due to size. Contact our team for a shipping quote on your order.

Anyone who moves gear regularly. Rental and staging companies case everything from consoles to cable looms. Touring productions and band members need cases that survive truck packs and airline baggage handlers. Houses of worship protect AV equipment that gets set up and struck weekly. Corporate AV teams case projectors, screens, and confidence monitors for off-site events. Film and broadcast crews use hard cases for cameras, lenses, and accessories that travel to location shoots.