Output, makers of Kontakt libraries, now also making desks

[joeyluck]

https://output.com/products/platform



Interesting this is their next line of products. They look nice. But I think I still prefer the large table approach. Easier when moving and I hate moving. I had a Studio RTA desk years ago. I donated it.

[jonheal]

Nice looking. Pricey, but not completely outrageous. I like the look of thick chunks of good plywood. The Chipotle look! And I mean that as a compliment.

[Marco Raaphorst]

Like it!

[mfavila]

I think it's solid wood, but plywood. I'd love this, but I kind of want a recessed area for my mixer.

www.atomsapart.com

[QVprod]

Awesome desk and not over $1000 like most studio desks.

[etyrnal]

No room for multiple monitors? Pass.

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[joeyluck]

No room for multiple monitors? Pass.

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Well you could put audio monitors on stands on the sides...
Most desks are a pass for me because it's too much for what I'm willing to spend. There's some friends I could commission to make me a custom desk if I was willing to pay in this ballpark.

[selig]

No room for multiple monitors? Pass.

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[gak]

WAY too much. Starting at 550? No.

But they look nice.

[gak]

wtf? I can't post it.

Anyways, look up amazon and desks. You should be able to find a better option for MUCH less coin.

[etyrnal]

No room for multiple monitors? Pass.

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Not bad

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[aeox]

that's probably under 100 USD worth of wood. you could probably just build something similar yourself.

no denying it's a nice desk, sure beats my butchers block on 2x4s.

[joeyluck]

Before ultimately just sticking with a table, I used to always have my eye on stuff like this:




I like the modular, adjustable approach.
But being a laptop user with an 88 key keyboard, they never quite fit the bill.

I also prefer to keep my equipment in rack cases on or around my desk so I can move it easier.

[Marco Raaphorst]

Before ultimately just sticking with a table, I used to always have my eye on stuff like this:




I like the modular, adjustable approach.
But being a laptop user with an 88 key keyboard, they never quite fit the bill.

I also prefer to keep my equipment in rack cases on or around my desk so I can move it easier.

feels like a resonating frame.

what you need to solve resonance issues in any room is mass.