Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case

**Doctor Feelgood**

The style makes the Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case appropriate for use in an office or a living room, as it doesn't cry out for attention with bold colors, bright lights, or other gadgets that might distract from its use. Couple this with the extremely low noise operation and the entire system could become virtually invisible. - The Review

zepper · Posted: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 20:11:57 Post Subject:

I'm surprised that the author of this review didn't recognize the chassis that forms the basis of the AcoustiCase. It is found in the Antec SLK3000-B, the Rosewill R6A series, the HEC/Compucase 6A19 series, the Tt Tsunami cases, et al. Inexpensive cases of high Casitudeâ„¢ in their own right. In fact, here is the exact model: R6A34-SL

. Might that indicate limited knowledge of the cases that are considered exemplars in the market, hmmm?

.bh.

Wave

PS: This chassis isn't particularly friendly with long add-on cards. .bh.

**Doctor Feelgood** · Posted: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 22:47:34 Post Subject:

The author doesn't spend his time memorizing cases, but thanks for the cross references. Not sure if it matters what other cases share the same frame, as it is all the extras in the Acousti Products version that makes it special.

zepper · Posted: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 13:48:13 Post Subject:

I'm saying that these cases are usually pretty quiet just as they come from the factory without any help from Acousti Products. Background knowledge informs the current testing. One could compare the raw product (really any of the variants with door would do) with the gussied up one to see if there really is that much difference.

It's like taking your foreign policy cues from Cindy Sheehan...

.bh.