Studio desk

[picostudios]

http://trillora.com/rta-18859.html

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...51629378/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/546550/

http://trillora.com/rta-20656.html

http://trillora.com/rta-18849.html

http://trillora.com/rta-18858.html

I need a good desk that will put my monitors at a good hight and junk. Which do you think would be the best choice?

 

[Blue Bear Sound]

Don't put them on a desk, mount them on stands BEHIND the desk....... and what's the "and junk" part all about??? You shouldn't need any "junk" to mount your monitors...?!?!

 

[picostudios]

ok ok

good hight and awesome equipment.

 

[Rod Gervais]

[ http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...51629378/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/546550/

That didn't look like a bad set-up - especially since it has standard bays for patch and effects for you..... BUT - Blue is right - you do not want to mount your speakers on the desk - much to close to you to be of any use.

Get stands and mount them behind the desk - and make sure they are equi-distance from each other and you (equilateral triangle).

The other desk were just computer desks - one of those a corner desk - and you really shouldn't put yourself in a corner.

Rod

 

[picostudios]

so then i should just get the stands like this?

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...51629378/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/452067/

 

[Son of Mixerman]

Don't put them on a desk, mount them on stands BEHIND the desk.......

Why?


(caution it could be a trap or a serious question)



SoMm

 

[Blue Bear Sound]

Why?

Only to avoid early reflections off the console surface from hitting your ears at the same time as the direct sound from the nearfields, causing potential comb-filtering issues at the mix position.....