Hi Eric,
    It should be ok on it's end as there are no rigid connections between modules and motherboards inside. I can't remember if the legs / side panels come off, but if they do you should probably take them off. If they don't, it would be a good idea to put a piece of 2 x 4 or similar between the front part of the legs to relieve any stress there.
best,
Ike

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Hey Gang,

long  time no post.
I've got to put my Elan in storage for a while along with a Lot of stuff from my studio.
I don't think I'll have room to set it up on its legs.

I'll have the console wrapped well in packing blankets and plastic.

Do you think it would be best to rest the console on its back (on some wood)  faders up
or rest the console on end?  (which would take up the least amount of space)

Thanks much,

E/Roscoe
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