walters said:
yea but i want them to be at a angle so when im playing guitar i can see the rack knobs and LCD display so the rack has to be tilted and angled at eye level u know from the floor to my eye standing up
That's what I'm talking about. You'd bolt the "L" brackets to the front bottom of the case, with one leg of the "L" pointing down and the bolted portion pointing back.
Sort of like this:
<<<Front of rack
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l
l
l
l
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"L" bracket attaches to bottom of rack:
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l
l
l
The downward leg of the "L" bracket would be the leg of the rack that tips it back. You can get some very strong "L" brackets, so the weight of the gear shouldn't be an issue. The size of the "L" bracket would determine how steeply the rack would tilt back.
This would work great, be easy to do, and also be inexpensive. All you are doing is adding a couple legs to the front of the rack.
The only drawback would be if you need the rack very close to you. Then the angle would need to be very steep. In that case, you are almost better just putting the rack face up. I've done that many times as well. So the LCD's are facing straight up. You have just leave a little room for the cables to come out underneath the rack. What's worked for me is again something like a 2x4 tilting the rack toward the backstage slightly. So the LCD's are face up and tilting back.
With any home made rack accessories like this, it's important to also buy yourself a can of flat black spray paint. Once the 2x4's, "L" brackets or whatever are painted flat black no one in the audience can see them, or will notice them.