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As Rick said, because of how thick the front panel is, you can easily add a switch on the bottom of the case up front or along the back panel (if reaching behind isn't an issue).Thinking about this some more, and noting the temperature of the bottom plate of the case, I think it might make more sense to buy some finned heat sink extrusion and attach it to the bottom of the case. <---Edit: While playing music. I'll add the standby switch for idle time.
It also isn't hard to add a 12v trigger, I just don't have it as an option for the Ghent case because without also adding a standby switch, a customer would be SOL if the trigger ever failed. So I kind of leave it up to the customer to modify it. Another reason I can usually fill a Ghent case order quickly vs. my current build schedule for my amps.