RT2/50 Dimensions??

[Resonant Alien]

Can anyone tell me how deep the Randall RT2/50 is?

Thanks,
Rick

 

[jmgman69]

From the rack ears it's about 12 1/2" to knobs about 13

 

[Resonant Alien]

Thanks. How about the weight?

 

[jlbaxe]

Heavy!!!!! close to 50 lbs. I have 2 in a rack

 

[Resonant Alien]

Heavy!!!!! close to 50 lbs. I have 2 in a rack

OUCH!! 50 lbs is a load!!

 

[Zaphod B]

Heavy enough that I decided to put mine in a dedicated 2RU case to make it easier to handle.

 

[aeroic]

Heavy enough that I decided to put mine in a dedicated 2RU case to make it easier to handle.

I definitely recommend htis!

 

[rockridge98]

Heavy!!!!! close to 50 lbs. I have 2 in a rack

That sounds about right for 2 of them.
A single RT2/50 unracked is about 25 lb.

 

[Resonant Alien]

Heavy!!!!! close to 50 lbs. I have 2 in a rack

That sounds about right for 2 of them.
A single RT2/50 unracked is about 25 lb.

Well, that makes me feel better. Still like the split-rack idea though. Hadn't thought of that before...

 

[griffiti]

From the rack ears it's about 12 1/2" to knobs about 13

I just recently acquired a RT2/50. I'm thinking about buying a 12 U shallow effects rack (shock mount). It's 12" deep. The RT2/50 might stick out the back slightly with lids off, but I bet it would be fine with lids on. Am I wrong here?

Here's the rack I'm looking at:
http://www.ospaudio.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=150&idcategory=40

 

[veets987]

Heavy!!!!! close to 50 lbs. I have 2 in a rack

That sounds about right for 2 of them.
A single RT2/50 unracked is about 25 lb.

A single RT2/50 weights closer to 40 lbs. Here is the shipping weight:

https://www.amazon.com/Randall-RT250-2-c ... B0002E3H36

Trust me it is heavy. I too put mine in its own 2 spacer when i had a rack system.