Millenium Rack Bag 2

This rack bag is being used to house a Fractal Axefx-ii and on occasion Focusrite Saffire Pro40, to and from practice and recording sessions, and acts as a suitable housing in my home where it cant always be set up.
Very sturdy build despite it looking a bit basic. The straps allow for relative ease when transporting, the bag feels pretty heavy but it gives a sense of protection for the gear inside. Handle and shoulder strap are padded and comfy.
Velcro front and back zips are genius and enables the gear to in essence never leave the bag, and it offers plenty of space at the back for cabling and operation.

Very easy to recommend this due to the fantastic price, just be sure to do your gear a favour and get some nice washers to avoid scratching as you'll be taking gear everywhere with this.

For the money this isva very well build rackbag. But take notice: The suplied screws are rather on the short side (10mm?). They where to short for the amp I bought it for (Behringer nx3000d). I have tried without success to find screws that fit, but these are some weird non standard dimension. Neither US or metric screws fit, and Thomann could NOT help me with this. They have spare screws for sale, but they are the same short ones... I ended up getting an M5 tap and tapping the holes to metric dimensions. That is trivially easy to do IF you have the right tool...

Thomann seriously ought to re-design this detail!

I originally bought this bag to carry my audio interface and it's basing wiring around. It was very good for that job, since it has quite a lot space in the back. It is easy to load it up with cables needed for the job and carry it around.
It fullfilled it's job very well and since I've used it for carrying other audio devices too. The overall quality is decent and it is hard enough to earn some trust considering the travelling part of a gig.
The desing is well thought and the lids can attach themselves to the sides with piece of velcro. That's neat way to keep them out of the way.
I have one complain though; the rackstrips are quite a far apart, so all rack equipment won't go there without a serious fight. I have had even one eq, that did have too narrow holes to fit at all.

This rack bag is a lot more than just a 'rack bag'. Its sturdy and well made. Nicely recessed at the front and back so as not to disturb any knobs or any scratch-damage to my amp. The rear even has enough space for my amp patch lead and mains plug.

It has a handy pouch on the top for leads, tuner etc and really does hold a good few bits of equipment that would usually go in a separate bag or case.

The front and rear cover both unzip and are attached to Velcro to stop them flapping about.

Highly recommended and for the price its an outstanding rack bag and perfect if you're on a budget.

This bag is pretty good - the section that the rack brackets are attached to, and to which you mount equipment, is made of plywood so it's all pretty solid (a bit heavier than I expected but still very managable). Nice heavy-duty nylon bag material, lots of zips, pockets and straps - and it comes with hardware for mounting your equipment. This bag was rather deeper than I expected (my bad for not checking the dimensions carefully before ordering) so I didn't end up using it for the piece of equipment that I was originally intending to use it for - but it has come in useful for some bits of recording gear that I drag to gigs from time to time. All in all, a solid bit of kit.

I use this for my power amp when doing smaller gigs and don't need a full rack set up. It's done the job for years and was one of the best purchases I made when first going to a passive PA setup.

Pros: Really easy to set up with the amp, came with all necessary bolts and screws, lots of handles for ease of use when carrying to and from gigs.

Cons: Got torn to shreds over time. It's not a permanent fixture in your set up if you do a lot of travelling and gigs!

Overall: Recommend as a starter rack bag but over time you'll need to upgrade to a case, especially if doing lots of gigs.