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creating a (ghetto) custom home studio desk
« on: December 23, 2019, 05:32:21 AM »

this desk is most likely 500-600$ or more
really it wouldnt be too hard to create your own ghetto version of this

2 waist high 19" 14U racks with a tabletop
+ another small 4-6U racks on top with another monitor shelf

you can easily make 2 of these rack cabinets and then throw a table top on top + even add in a keyboard tray (cheap one from ikea)


or combine something like this:
https://www.audiorax.com/audiorax-424-workstation-rack
https://www.audiorax.com/BMM-MSR



this guy didnt even use rails just another plank of wood
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