Middle Atlantic 24-Space Sound-Reducing Rack Cabinet PS

Engineered for professional AV and IT installations, the Middle Atlantic 24-Space Sound-Reducing Rack, PS delivers reliable rack storage with a focus on space efficiency, durability, and quiet operation. This cabinet is designed to help you maximize usable space while maintaining dependable performance for critical equipment. With its 24U of mounting capacity, 28" depth, and a robust construction that blends wood, steel, and Plexiglas, it offers a refined solution for studios, control rooms, broadcast suites, and data environments. The sound-reducing design minimizes rack noise, making it well suited for environments where quiet operation is essential, such as recording studios, interview rooms, and editing bays. By combining aesthetics with functionality, this rack cabinet elevates both the workflow and the presentation of your gear.

Beyond its impressive capacity, the PS variant emphasizes practical, long-term usability. The 24U height provides ample space to organize multiple processors, power distribution, network devices, and other essential gear in a single, accessible enclosure. The 28" depth accommodates a wide range of equipment depths, ensuring you can fit big power supplies and longer modules without crowding the rack interior. The cabinet’s materials—wood for a sophisticated look, steel for structural integrity, and Plexiglas for visibility and a streamlined appearance—strike a balance between durability and aesthetics. This makes the Middle Atlantic PS rack an ideal choice for professional environments that demand reliable performance and a clean, professional presentation.

• 24U rack height with a 28" depth provides ample room for multiple components, powerful processors, and growing systems while keeping cables tidy and accessible.
• Sound-reducing construction using wood, steel, and Plexiglas panels helps minimize resonance and reduces rack noise in quiet environments.
• Solid maximum weight capacity of 300 lb ensures dependable support for a mix of equipment including amplifiers, power supplies, and network gear.
• Durable materials and a professional finish blend seamlessly into studio and control-room aesthetics, improving both functionality and presentation.
• Efficient space utilization and organized cable management promote easier maintenance, faster deployments, and scalable configurations.

The Middle Atlantic 24-Space Sound-Reducing Rack, PS is built to be a dependable backbone for any serious installation. It supports clean cable management, straightforward access to front and rear panels, and a structured interior that helps prevent cross-talk and heat buildup. The combination of materials is not only visually appealing but also designed to dampen unwanted vibrations and reduce operational noise, which is particularly valuable in environments where the rack sits near recording or editing workstations. Whether you’re consolidating a compact live sound system, a compact broadcast setup, or a small data/AV rack, this cabinet provides a solid, scalable foundation that can adapt as your requirements evolve.

Technical Details of Middle Atlantic 24-Space Sound-Reducing Rack, PS

• Rack Height: 24U
• Rack Depth: 28 inches
• Construction: Wood, Steel, Plexiglas
• Maximum Weight Capacity: 300 lb
• Cabinet Type: Sound-reducing rack cabinet

How to install Middle Atlantic 24-Space Sound-Reducing Rack, PS

To deploy this rack cabinet effectively, start with careful planning to maximize accessibility, cooling, and future expansion. Begin by selecting a stable, level surface with adequate ventilation to support the 28" depth and the equipment you intend to mount. If your installation requires rails or mounting brackets, install the supplied hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure rails are level to prevent misalignment of devices. Place the heaviest equipment toward the bottom of the rack to maintain a low center of gravity and improve overall stability, then install lighter components above to balance weight distribution. Route cables with attention to airflow and cable length; use cable management features to keep power, data, and audio lines neatly organized and out of the way of fans or cooling vents. After mounting all devices, connect power and signal cables, test each piece of equipment, and confirm that there are no power draw or heat-related issues when the system is powered on. Finally, close and secure the cabinet doors, verify that access panels are functional, and perform periodic checks to ensure the setup remains tidy and within the 300 lb weight limit.

Tips for an optimal outcome include labeling cables at both ends for quick identification, planning future growth by leaving space for additional modules, and considering airflow orientation to prevent hotspots. While the PS model provides a robust, sound-reducing enclosure, it is still important to implement standard best practices for rack installations, including routine cleaning to reduce dust buildup and periodic inspection of hardware connections to avoid loosened components over time. By following these guidelines, you can enjoy a durable, quiet, and organized rack that remains adaptable as your equipment lineup changes.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the rack height and depth? A: The rack height is 24U and the depth is 28 inches, which accommodates a wide range of equipment while keeping a manageable footprint.
• Q: What materials are used in the cabinet construction? A: The cabinet uses a combination of wood, steel, and Plexiglas to balance durability, aesthetics, and sound performance.
• Q: What is the maximum weight capacity? A: The cabinet is designed to support up to 300 lb of equipment.
• Q: Is this rack sound-reducing? A: Yes, the design emphasizes sound reduction to minimize noise from mounted components in quiet environments.
• Q: Is this suitable for pro audio, broadcast, and IT equipment? A: It is intended for professional installations where space efficiency, durability, and reliable performance are important, making it suitable for AV, broadcast, and IT applications.