The rack is solid and looks very nice. The manufacturer included the wrong screws for installation. One trip to Lowe's and $6 later I'm back in business. Once put together, I could not fit my outboard processors in the bottom two slots on the rack. My equipment was too deep and I couldn't connect power or xlr cables. BUT, for my purposes it works and I'm very happy with it. I'm only using 4 of the 8 RU. I could use 6 of the 8 for my processors if I chose to.

I have this unit to the side of my studio because it kept getting in the way of my legs underneath my workstation desk.

Pro: It's angled and at a good height when sitting. 8U...YMMV but enough for me. I think it's an okay price if you buy this separately from the bundled workstation desk. Assembly is easy and manual is clear. Took me an hour by myself.

Cons: The 8U rails are cheaply made. The rack screws that came with the unit is short and have no washers. Some of my (3rd party) rack screws did not go all the way in due to poorly-machined rack holes; I got one screw stuck! I replaced stock rails with Gator rails and installation of my 19" units was smooth as butter. The MDF wood of the rack is easily chipped or scratched - just like its keyboard desk and workstation desk that I bought in a bundle. The rack is a bit front heavy, even with just one unit installed - so be careful tripping or tipping the rack too hard. Otherwise, it stands solid.

Wishes: I wish this had wheels instead of screw-able rubber feet, but whatever.

Verdict: There's better quality angled rack units, but they're also more expensive. If you don't care for a little DIY, this is okay.

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