The physical, structural portion of a piece of hardware gear. A piece of gear’s chassis, typically made from steel or another rigid metal, is where all of the components mount: printed circuit boards, potentiometers, switches, meters, indicator LEDs, etc. The chassis may mount inside another enclosure (as in many guitar and bass amplifiers, or may comprise a part of the enclosure, as in many rackmount processors.
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