4 Quality Studio Desks For Pro Studios
Building a pro studio intakes so many different things, but the center piece of it remains your desk. The following studio desks are well designed, solidly built and great picks for your home studio.
1. Argosy Dual 15
The Argosy Dual 15-803 is a stylish workstation for any studio! Argosy consoles are widely regarded as some of the finest desks and consoles available and are found in countless professional studios. From the rugged construction to the multiple configurations that are available, you're certain to find an Argosy workstation to fit your studio situation. The Dual 15-803 is perfect for computer-based studios with a good selection of outboard gear thanks to the dual racks that flank the center section. Take your studio to the next level with the Dual 15-803!
2. Dangerfox Genesis Splitbay
If you're looking for a great recording studio desk, look no further than the Genesis SplitBay 16U. This top-of-the-line desk is unrivaled in terms of design and quality, and it's built to last.
Here are just a few of the reasons why the Genesis SplitBay 16U is the perfect desk for your studio:
- Unique design that adds personality and character to your space
- Durable construction ensures years of use
- Ample workspace for all your gear
Invest in the best with the Genesis SplitBay 16U recording studio desk. You won't be disappointed.
3. Buso Audio Producer XL
Featuring an 88-key adjustable, removable keyboard tray, a split-level desktop and a comfortable angle of 2x6U racks the Producer XL is perfect for audio professionals in need of real estate for tabletop and rack gear. The additional Rack Kit expands outboard storage capabilities even further. Available in multiple colours and with beautiful handmade trims the Producer XL is perfect for every day in the studio.
Take advantage of the large, split-level desktop space specifically designed for ultra-wide or multiple screens. Keep your rack gear at arm's reach.
4. Sterling Modular Plan E
The Sterling Modular Plan E Console was designed with a mastering engineer's workflow in mind. There are three upper bays (32 total rackspaces), one centrally located (that one's 8U), so you have easy access to all the critical gear you need during the process. There's also space for up to two LCD monitors that you can position close to mix/mastering position for a comfortable workflow. Down below, there are two lower front bays with 12 total rackspaces and then there are lower rear bays with 12 total rackspaces. That's a lot of space for your important gear!
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