Store the modules of a modular system in a case or frame like a 500 series lunchbox frame, which forms the base for a number of 500 series modules. An important advantage of the lunchbox concept (the name refers to its size and shape) is that the frame also provides power so the separate modules don't require external power supplies. This also means that high-quality modules don't take up much space and are more attractively priced than the larger 19-inch effects. Some frames can be mounted in a 19-inch rack. Use the outputs on the rear of the frame for connecting to your mixer. This also goes for Eurorack modules special cases. Be sure to check whether you need an external power supply or not.
If you have a few gaps in your 500-Series rack wall, then simply seal them up and keep all the internal components free of dust and dirt with the Radial WH-B2 Duo Workhorse 500-Series Double Blind Panel.
Mount your 500 Series modules and front panels with Radial ThumbSet Screws and you won't even need a screwdriver.
You can use this single front panel from Radial on an empty spot in a 500-series rack. The Solo ensures that you don't get dust in your rack and that no one accidentally touches the connectors on the inside.
If you're seeking something more manageable, or even portable, for a modest 500 Series module collection, then look no further than the Radial Cube. This lightweight, handle-fitted box can take a stack of three modules.
Neatly stack ten 500-Series modules in the Radial Powerhouse. Built from steel and finished with a durable powder-coating, this functional rack is nothing short of the dog's do-das.
The one and only Lunchbox from API. It allows you to easily bring your favourite preamps, compressors or other peripherals to a recording on location. It features a stable internal power supply.
The Heritage Audio OST-8 500 Series rack can be directly plugged into an ADAT port of your audio interface. That said, it also comes equipped with good old analogue outputs as well as an ADC EXT input for adding FX loops.
API's 500VPR rack is perfect for using up to ten modules that have a 500 format. There are balanced XLR inputs and outputs for each module on the back of the unit and it comes complete with a power supply.
This 5008B rack from API lets you use 500 modules to your heart's content. Produced to the highest standards, you will notice this immediately in the audio quality. Suitable for all 500 modules!
Based on and built to follow up the popular R6 Space Rack released in 2015, the new Rupert Reve R10 has an extremely solid construction and offers an assuring 150% of the current required to power the 10U worth of gear it's able to hold.
This compact R9 19" rack by Rupert Neve Designs doesn't just offer room for six, Lunchbox format 500 Series modules, but all the inputs and outputs needed to get any studio set-up going.
This bundle with the Harrison D510r 500-series enclosure has a special feature: the included Dante card. This provides the 10 slots in the enclosure with digital inputs and outputs.
With the Harrison D510ua, you can upgrade your D510r 500-series enclosure with digital input and output capabilities.
Harrison's D510r is an enclosure for 500-series modules. This sturdy steel cabinet fits into a 19-inch rack system and accommodates ten 500-series slots.
Harrison's D510dante is an expansion board for the D510r 500-series enclosure. Thanks to high-quality Digital-analog and Analog-digital converters, you add digital Dante inputs and outputs to your D510r.
This package includes a 500-series enclosure like you've never seen before. It combines Harrison's D510r enclosure, with their Dante interface card and mixer module.
With this handy bundle, you get the specially designed mixer module in addition to the Harrison D510r enclosure. This itself takes up 2 slots and allows you to mix the output signals of slots 1-8.
This bundle from Harrison can almost be called a console. It includes their D510r 500-series enclosure, filled with 8 preamp modules and the accompanying mixer module.
The Panzer 500 from IGS Audio is, as its name suggests, a rugged enclosure for 500-series modules. It accommodates 10 slots.
The Lindell Audio 510-POWER MK2 rack has been specifically built to set up a nice wall of 500 series modules. This rack is perfect for stereo setups and varied audio processing, so you can mount multiple EQs, compressors, and so on. 19" rack ears included.
The Radial SixPack is a portable solution for 500 Series modules and takes up to six units. It's fitted with a handle for eased transport and, besides phantom power, this desktop rack offers XLR inputs and outputs, jack ports and 25-pin D-sub sockets.
The Lindell Audio 503-POWER is a 500 Series chassis with enough room for three matching modules. Put together your own channel strip, then tuck the whole thing inside the included gig bag!
The Lindell Audio 506-POWER MK2 is one of those 500 Series chassis that's typically used to build a custom channel-strip rig. It offers 400mA of power per slot and can hold up to six modules. Gig bag included!
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