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The Soprano is made entirely of sturdy 0.8mm
thick SECC steel, except the front door and bezel which
are made out of plastic.
The non-windowed side-panel of the Soprano can be removed via two screws located at the rear of the case. There is, however, no need to remove this side-panel of the case as the Soprano’s removable front bezel eliminates the need for this. No more reaching into tight and potentially sharp spaces to release the front bezel of a case is a definite plus! Below-left you can see an inside view of the four external 5.25’’ drive bays of the Soprano.
Above-right are the FireWire, USB 2.0, and audio ports wires, which are connected to the Soprano’s upper I/O panel. These wires are pretty heavy-duty. Below-right is a brace
which supplies added support for the PSU. With the Soprano
you should install the PSU before the motherboard; otherwise
it’s a tight-fit.
Above-right are the Soprano’s power, reset, speaker wires, etc. Below-left is an inside-look at the 5 internal 3.5’’ drive bays.
On the above-right is a closer look a one of the two Thermaltake 12cm DC fans included with the Soprano.
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