Hiya !
Does anyone know if the Kemper rack comes with screws??
Internet retail doesn't have the info....
thanx
Hiya !
Does anyone know if the Kemper rack comes with screws??
Internet retail doesn't have the info....
thanx
My Kemper did not come with screws. My rack housing did come with screws.
My Kemper did not come with screws. My rack housing did come with screws.
Mine neither, a new case should.
Rack screws are 10-32 thread size (at least in America). Easy to find at any hardware store in the States.
Since the retailers don't seem to have info on my question and since it is possible someone else could have the same question,
I'd like to post the correct answer in case some else does a search.
The Kemper rack (as I assumed it was called), also know as the :
Profiler Touring Bag
https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/line-up
or
Profiler Head Protection bag
https://shop.kempermusic.us/kemper/profile…ection-bag.html
does NOT come with rack screws
as a mater if fact it does not have rack rails at all.
It is merely a form fitting bag laced with cardboard and styrofoam that looks like a rack.
Display MoreSince the retailers don't seem to have info on my question and since it is possible someone else could have the same question,
I'd like to post the correct answer in case some else does a search.The Kemper rack (as I assumed it was called), also know as the :
Profiler Touring Bag
https://www.kemper-amps.com/products/profiler/line-upor
Profiler Head Protection bag
https://shop.kempermusic.us/kemper/profile…ection-bag.html
does NOT come with rack screws
as a mater if fact it does not have rack rails at all.
It is merely a form fitting bag laced with cardboard and styrofoam that looks like a rack.
The Kemper bag is for the Toaster, not the rack unit. Kemper doesn't currently offer a rack case of any type.
If you buy any 19" rack component, 99 out of 100 it will be sold without screws.
My rack housing did come with screws.
It supposed to have. I never faced the opposite.
But what is the exact issue here? Would it be a dealbreaker if the Kemper Rack is sold without any screws? Just curious.
I guess an extra $5 for rack screws is a deal breaker.
Just trying to have some foresight for any minor issues that might come up (such as rack screws....)
I've been out of the country for a while (gigging) and had a limited time back in the US working on adult things like car tag/title, taxes, health checkup, absentee voter registration, yadayadayada. So while building and programming new rigs are a priority they take 2nd priority over the aforementioned things.I have also had multiple rigs being serviced in 2 states so........ while a 30 minute trip to the hardware store (for 4 screws) is no big deal to most people it's a chunk of my day that needs to be allocated to something more significant if possible. Yes I have rack screws (and racks) out of state but if I take the time to get them "just in case" I might as well apply that to the 1,000 other minor elements and items that come up during the assembly and programming process and then I'm lugging around a bunch of unneeded things. So no, rack screws are not a deal breaker for me, but 1000 other issues like running to the hardware store for screws can keep me (and you) from finishing multiple projects in a timely manner.
BTW the post was referring to a rack that Kemper sold for it's Profilers, which I now know does not exist. Instead Kemper makes a protective bag (that looks like a rack case) for its Toaster (screws are not needed).
none of the 19" gear I ever bought came with rack screws.
flight cases etc. do.
I simply bought a bag of 50 or more rack screws with plastic whashers years ago and that was that.
none of the 19" gear I ever bought came with rack screws.
Maybe you should buy some cheaper one
none of the 19" gear I ever bought came with rack screws.
flight cases etc. do.
I simply bought a bag of 50 or more rack screws with plastic whashers years ago and that was that.
Maybe you should buy some cheaper one
https://www.thomann.de/at/thomann_rack_case_4u_shallow.htm
that's what I said.
"flight cases etc. do"
gear usually refers to the stuff you put in the rack not the rack itself
gear usually refers to the stuff you put in the rack not the rack itself
Sorry, you was the wrong I replied !
@Sharry
now it makes sense