Kendall Howard is a Chisago City, Minnesota-based manufacturer of rack systems, cabinets, and IT infrastructure hardware that has found a parallel home in recording studios and live-sound rigs. Because professional audio gear shares the 19" EIA rack standard with IT equipment, the company's wall-mount racks, open-frame racks, portable modular racks, V-Racks, and 4-post adjustable frames are widely used to house outboard processors, power conditioners, patch bays, and rack-mounted instruments and effects.

The catalog extends well beyond enclosures to the small parts that keep a rack tidy: rack shelves and cantilever trays, vented and solid 1U–4U shelves, flanged lacing bars, cable management panels, blanking panels, and the 10-32 rack screws that have been singled out for review in Tape Op magazine. Products are made in the USA from steel with powder-coat finishes, and the company operates under a "Build America. Buy American-Made Products" positioning.

Kendall Howard sits in a utilitarian corner of the studio supply chain rather than the boutique gear world — its appeal is durability, load capacity, and pricing aimed at competing with off-the-shelf alternatives, which is why its racks turn up in home studios, project studios, and broadcast facilities alongside dedicated audio-rack brands.

Kendall Howard has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Studio Equipment Racks.