Behringer Eurorack Go Synthesizer stand

Behringer Eurorack Go — Mobile 280 HP Case with Massive Low-Noise Power Supply

The Behringer Eurorack Go is a portable 2 x 140 HP Eurorack case built to protect and power a serious modular rig. Two rows deliver 280 HP of usable mounting space for Behringer's System 55, System 100, and 2500 modules alongside third-party units. A massive ultra-low-noise switch-mode PSU with 32 keyed connectors blocks accidental reverse-polarity hookups. While the chassis can sit flat, a 50° tilt provides flexibility for patching or display.

What Sets this Model Apart in Its Class

With an integrated bus board offering 32 keyed power slots, users get more connectivity than most cases in this price range—many competitors require flying bus cables or provide fewer headers. Flexibility is further enhanced by auto-ranging universal switch-mode power, 96 sliding M3 nuts, and the 0–50° tilt range.

Mounting Capacity — Room for a Full Modular Rig

Mounting space is the headline spec for any Eurorack case, and the Eurorack Go delivers one of the largest single-case footprints in its tier. Builders can separate voices, modulation, and effects across the two independent rows for a more organized workflow.

• Total HP: 280 HP (2 x 140 HP rows) — fits a full System 55/100 build or a deep Behringer semi-modular rig
• Sliding M3 nuts, 96 in total, run the full length of both rails, letting builders reposition modules anywhere without fixed holes
• Bus Boards: 1 x 20-header (16-pin) + 1 x 12-header (16-pin, 90° angled) — 32 keyed power slots in total

Power Supply — Headroom for Power-Hungry Modules

A modular case is only as useful as the current it can deliver. The PSU in the Eurorack Go stands out for its capacity at this price, operating globally with its auto-ranging universal switch-mode design.

• +12V Rail: 3000 mA — drives multiple digital modules and DSP-heavy voices simultaneously
• -12V Rail: 1000 mA — covers analog VCOs, filters, and CV processing chains
• Need extra logic or controller power? The +5V rail delivers 1000 mA for microcontroller-based modules

Dimensions & Build — Portable Yet Stable

Weighing 3.9 kg, the case is light enough for transport to gigs but sturdy enough to remain stationary during heavy patching sessions. Aluminum rails hold modules securely, while the plastic body keeps the overall weight down.

• Module Depth: 40 mm (lower row) / 62 mm (upper row) — accommodates most analog and digital modules
• Exterior Dimensions: 310 x 724 x 112 mm (H x W x D) — fits standard studio desks
• With foldable back legs and oversized rubber feet, you can lock the chassis at any angle from 0 to 50°

Who Should Choose the Eurorack Go?

This instrument is ideal for newcomers who want a powered case with enough HP for an entire System 55, System 100, and 2500 module selection, without needing a second chassis. Seasoned modular users benefit from the 280 HP space, 32 keyed power slots, and 3 A on the +12V rail for complex patches. The 3.9 kg chassis and 50° tilt are also appreciated by studio producers and live performers for portability and stability during travel.