Is there a desk that can fit this S6 set up ?

[vudoo]

I have an S6 M10-8 and find it too deep.

I would like to arrange the modules like the pic below:
Left - Fader + Knobs
Center - Master Touch
Right - Automation + Process

Is there an enclosure / desk out there that would aloud this config ?

Thanks

[creativecontrol]

Greetings,

There's nothing particularly special about that configuration. They have simply shifted the MAM to the right and brought the MTM down. It is still essentially a M10-16-5 in a standard 3 bucket configuration. There are several furniture companies that you could source from mentioned in this thread:

http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t...ight=furniture


The only further consideration is to cover up the remaining blank space left by shifting the MAM.




Jeff

[vudoo]

Can i achieve that configuration with Avid's producer desk ? or can i simply add a third bucket to my standard 2 bucket M10-16-5 config ?

Thx

[creativecontrol]

All you need to do is add a 3rd modular frame/bucket to expand your configuration. Place the modules where you want them and fill in the gaps with compression panels.




Jeff

[vudoo]

Hi Jeff,

According to my dealer i would need:

1– Chassis
2– Back Foot
3– T-strip
4– Cables
5– Fasteners: Phillips and Hex fasteners
6– Chassis Bottom Plate B– Back Tie Plate
7– Side Wall
8– Front Tie Plate
9– Cable Harnesses (Ethernet/Power)
10-Power supply

9900-65490-01 Bolster 3 wide (arm rest)
9900-65526-00 Single Rear Cover, Small

That seems like a lot to simply move a couple of modules to my right side. Can you please confirm i need all the items mentioned above...for example, why would i need a side wall, cable harness, power supply as i already have them...Thanks

[creativecontrol]

Looks comprehensive. You need to determine how many power and ethernet taps you need in the new bucket. You don't necessarily need separate power supplies with power harnesses in each bucket, especially if you aren't filling each with modules.


You can take a look at the individual frame pieces in the Installation Guide:

http://akmedia.digidesign.com/suppor..._2.1_82318.pdf





Jeff