furniture

[jay dust]

hi
i'm looking for a thing like this:
http://www.proelgroup.com/en/product...artcod=KR15PRO
(i've written to proel,no reply)
..has not much to do with PT,but maybe someone here know of a place (net-earth) where i could buy some quality furniture for my studio.
what do you guys use to stack your gear?

[where02190]

After doing exausting research on the subject, we ended up designing and building our own studio workstation. It was rather simple (I am a fairly decent carpenter, if yo're not perhaps you have a friend that is...) and we have a layout that is perfect in every respect for our control room, at a small percentage of what the premade stuff was going to cost us.

See website for pics. Hope this is helpful.

[pag113]

Check out Quik Lok - http://www.quiklok.com

[tantejo]

i like the omnirax furniture, so i browsed their website.
on their website they gave some pretty detailed pictures of some furniture.
i bought some wood, brought it to a carpenter and 3
days later it was finished. i painted it myself.
costs: 200 euro, and the catalogue price for the same furniture was 700 euro !
greetings, tantejo.

[hmccabe]

Just today I got my first rack in the mail. I got a 12 space folding rack from On-stage stands. It's a pretty simple thing, but it works fairly well. So long as you don't have anything particularly heavy in your setup, it's a very budget friendly way of organizing your gear.

http://www.zzounds.com/love.music?p=...=1540319938856

[jay dust]

thanks all for your replies.
i think i'll go for the quicklock ZM19.
btw,does anybody know the difference between european and american rack rails?if i'm going to use an american console(crest XR20),do i have to buy the american rail type?
buying a "ready-made" mixer rack might be a bit more expensive than building your own furniture,but not so time consuming.
+does good audio engineers makes good carpenters?
+who wants wood?"three hugin' hippy craps"?? (i'm just kidding).
PEACE

[where02190]

The difference is the thread size for the rack screws.

Hope this is helpful.