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Azza Storm 6000 Review
A Closer Look - Outside »Packaging
The Azza Storm 6000 ships in a plain brown box with the same image of the case on both larger sides. You will find the specifications of the enclosure on the smaller panels of the packaging.
Foam spacers hold the case in place and protect it during transport. A clear plastic bag keeps fingerprints and scratches away.
Contents
You will get the basic set of extras consisting of screws, spacers, and a few zip ties. Azza also includes a manual to help you get started on your build.
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