The Structure 744 is a monster eurorack console created to be the focal point of any modular studio. Hand built by our talented wood shop, it combines precision craftsmanship with the reliability of our robust Structure power supplies into a beautiful six row, 744hp desktop eurorack case.
Available in oiled cherry hardwood or classic black stained baltic birch ply.
This case is BIG. Really BIG. Pictures do not convey the scale of this case very well. Please review the dimensions below before ordering.
Structure 744 Power
Dual Power Supply Configuration
10 Amps Total of Clean, Filtered +12v Power
10 Amps Total of Clean, Filtered -12v Power
6 Amps Total of Clean, Filtered +5v Power
Dual Zone 2 Channel Eurorack System Bus
120 Keyed 16 Pin Eurorack Power Headers
External Power Switch with LED
Fused Power Protection
Universal IEC Power Connector
4 EMI Filters Protect All 3 Power Rails (+12v, +5v, -12v)
Low Output Ripple & Noise
UL & CE Approved, RoHS Compliant
Over Load and Short Circuit Protection
Line Regulation (Full Load): ≤0.5%
Output Over Load Protection: 10%-150% Hiccup Mode with Auto-Recovery
Structure 744 Enclosure
Cherry hardwood or Cabinet Grade Baltic Birch Ply
Six 124hp Rows
744hp Total Space Available
Edge to Edge Rails Reduce Gaps Between Modules and the Side of the Case
24 Smooth Sliding Square Nuts Per Rail Ensures Modules Always Fit Perfectly (Holds up to 144 modules)
Includes 320 Black (Size 4-40 1/4") Module Mounting Screws
Beautifully Hand-Stained Hardwood
Structure 744 Dimensions
External Depth 19.5”
External Height: 31.25”
744 External Width: 25.875”
744c External Width: 26.5”
Minimum Internal Depth for Modules: 48mm
Maximum Internal Depth for Modules: 115mm
744 Empty Weight: 32.6 lbs
744c Empty Weight: 35.6 lbs
Installing Modules
Installing modules into a Pittsburgh Modular Structure case is easy. Click on the installation guide below for a simple walkthrough of the 5 step process.
WARNING! ALWAYS TURN OFF AND UNPLUG THE CASE BEFORE ADDING OR REMOVING MODULES. Incorrectly installed modules can cause damage to the case and other modules. Double check the orientation of the power ribbon cable before plugging in and turning on the case.
WARNING! ALWAYS FILL UNUSED PANEL SPACE WITH BLANK PANELS. Stray patch cables touching the power headers can cause damage to the case and modules. Always cover empty rack spaces with blank panels.
WARNING! Not all modules will fit snug against the left and right walls of the case. The design of the rail bracket requires 2mm of space on either side of the case 26mm below the panel. This allows us to offer a 120hp (610mm) of space from wall to wall without a visible bracket while still offering the strength and stability of a metal bracket. Depending on the design of the module, the 2mm on either side of the case, 26mm below the panel could effect the placement of deeper modules which utilize the full width of the panel for their PCB and prevent their placement up against the side of the case without leaving a small gap.
Voltage Switch Settings
