Splendid case!

Author's Rating:

Pros: Boucoups!

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: 
If I had a closet full of these cases I'd feel pretty smug that any ATX system I built in the future would be a breeze to cobble together.

Author's Review
I always build my own audio workstations. I can't imagine a better design, all hardware, fit and finish superb, CPU cooling vent is ingenious. Brilliant concept rubber bushings for drive mounts (six drives in mine, not a purr), removable drive chassis makes drive installation/swapping too easy. My mobo monitors temps - with suck/blow dual fans components rarely get even warm. 'Don't usually review products - too busy - but I'm ordering my second one of these jewels and wanted to spread the joy. Ever cut your fingers on a system build? I make lots of stuff, including experimental aircraft, and deburring metal components is something I get - no worries, here. I used an Antec Phantom 500 power supply to juice all the toys I tossed in this case and it was the only component that was at all a tease to install. I can't believe how easy it is to access everything in this case - nothing resembling a sardine. I used to grumble when I needed to go component diving in my cases, but no more. Two spring-loaded tabs and boink! the case is open, face panel likewise, everything fits together like a fine machine and she ain't bad looking. As far as I'm concerned this is a Stradovari of a case.

EW Atlanta