Sleek desktop display & protection for Synergy / Randall modules – What do you guys think? (Plus looking for new product ideas!)

[guitarcal]

Calling all Synergy users! I'm curious to get your thoughts on something I've been working on.

I created a sleek minimalistic way to store, display, and protect your Synergy modules when not in use. It didn't make sense to purchase a massive expensive rack unit, it would take up too much space.
Since I couldn't find a solution on the market, I ended up designing and manufacturing a "Synergy Module Protective Enclosure" in my shop.

I went through a few design revisions to make sure the tolerances were spot on, and I'm currently running a dedicated queue to handle the demand for 1-bay, 2-bay, 3-bay, 4-bay, and 5-bay setups, depending on how many modules you are trying to protect and display.

I've gotten great feedback from users so far, but I wanted to open it up to the Rig Talk community:

1. What do you think of this design? Is this a solution you've been looking for?
2. What should I build next? Are there other Synergy or modular gear utility pieces that you wish existed?

Thanks!

 

[Rackman]

I don't think I would use them. I just have two stacks of boxes on the studio shelf. If I had modules that were missing their box then it might be more appealing.

 

[ryanscott6]

I'd probably print a few if it was up on printables/makerworld but I'm kinda right there with Rackman. Having the threaded inserts is more inconvenient for quick access. If I was traveling I'd want something that protected the knobs/pots, like the OG box.

 

[guitarcal]

I'd probably print a few if it was up on printables/makerworld but I'm kinda right there with Rackman. Having the threaded inserts is more inconvenient for quick access. If I was traveling I'd want something that protected the knobs/pots, like the OG box.

I hadn't considered offering without the inserts. That's a good idea.

I don't think I would use them. I just have two stacks of boxes on the studio shelf. If I had modules that were missing their box then it might be more appealing.

This is how I was managing my modules before. At least for me, this has saved time and has made it so I am more likely to swap modules when there is a sound I'm going for.

Thank you both for your feedback!

 

[fek]

Hmmm. Something like this, or maybe it was this, have been popping up on my local FB Marketplace. Didn't look to see if the ad was a "shipped from Oklahoma" ad though. Currently have six modules. Two are in a SYN-2 and the rest are in the boxes.

 

[guitarcal]

Hmmm. Something like this, or maybe it was this, have been popping up on my local FB Marketplace. Didn't look to see if the ad was a "shipped from Oklahoma" ad though. Currently have six modules. Two are in a SYN-2 and the rest are in the boxes.

That's me, I'm in Oklahoma.

What 6 modules do you have out of curiosity? I'm looking to pick up a third to work with the ZWreck and the JMP.