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eyes without a face
06-04-2003, 11:54 PM
jsut wondering if anyone had any tips on studio furniture, im talking a nice big desk to house my pc monitor, monitors and keyboard and hopefully space for a rack on the desk to hold my amp and any other rackmounted kit i get. also need space for mixin desk too
seen a couple of ordinary office desks that would do the job but could anyone recomment anything else?
Basil Rush
07-04-2003, 12:44 AM
I'd go with the biggest desk top from Ikea and two trestles. Two breeze blocks will support your computer monitors on a plank with 5U of rack space on each side and in the middle. Been fiddling with the design for years and this is by far the best.
I'll mail you a picture :)
Jimfish
07-04-2003, 01:55 AM
Ive just built a phattie desk out of ridgeons structural timber joists....
I incorperated 2 26u racks, space for a mackie 24, 3 2u racks above the mixer and a shelf that slides back so you can get to the inserts, 2 drawers, speaker shelves, pull out keyboard shelf etc etc... Took about a day with a skilsaw and battery drill, but it looks the dogs bollocks its sturdy as ****, and it cost under 80 scroats - I'll post a pic on here asap... I definitly recomend getting creative yourself. Even if you have to hire the tools, it'll still work out much cheaper, and better too as its fully customised... get a builder mate round if you are a bit unsure and let him shag yer missus if he helps you...it'll be worth it!
Ps. I bought one of those (jerka?) ones from ikea and the bolts were all missing - Took them 4 months to order me some in!!
it wasnt half as good as what ive got now and was a bit more quiddage too.. but they probably are the next best alternative to building your own
Jimfish
07-04-2003, 01:58 AM
In fact ive still got the fukin thing, so if anyone wants it they are welcome to it, its a bit shagged, but if you can be arsed to drive down to suffolk to pick it up its yours...
JACKSTAR
12-04-2003, 12:59 AM
I've just ordered a Quiklok Z555 with loads of options which will house - Master Keyboard / PC / PC monitor / PC keyboard / Studio Monitors / 19" rack mounting for 20 units. When you add it all up it's quite expensive (£565) but it takes up less room and you can still add to it and it's built like a tank so I thought why not.
P.
www.ilovetechno.be
Jimfish
12-04-2003, 01:48 AM
speaking of all that quicklock gear, my dad converts trucks for specialist purposes so he works with metal a lot...when he saw some of the prices i was paying even just for a blank panel or a rackstrip he was shocked!
We are researching into setting up a studio furniture company of our own, basically the same type of thing as quicklok but we think we can cut thier prices in half and still turn a good profit....
all still very much at t6he research stage , but looks like something is gonna happen there...so watch this space!! (or a space in the back of SOS more like)
MARKEG
13-04-2003, 09:34 PM
M8 I've just got the quicklok z555 thing too!!!!!
It's amazing!!!! Took us both about 1/2 to put the desk up (and 6 painful hours to rewire the bloody studio hahahha)
Man, it looks soooooo damn good. Set it up before the weekend and I can't w8 till tomorrow!!!
I mean, this is really the best furniture ever.
aggressor
14-04-2003, 11:43 PM
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quicklok :!:
MARKEG
14-04-2003, 11:50 PM
338 quid for the desk and about 4 extras!!! madness.....
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