18 Deep Desk With Drawers

The rip tie was perfect for organizing all of the loose cables that i had in my desk drawers.

Perfect fit for an AutoDesk standing desk. I mounted two side by side an they look like original equipment. These are not as deep as other drawers but then again those other drawers could not be mounted properly on a “Standing Desk.” Solid build and packaged well. Tidy's up my desk nicely.

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

One 18 will do great with two powered tops. Nice deep powerfull bass without resonance problems. In the US maybe not wel known, but is worth to try it. I had a group of 250p that had a wonderfull evening. Our EV zlx 15bt tops combined fine.

The Cine 18 is a super solid purchase for those who need a trustworthy image on set, a deep feature set and the need to view multiple feeds simultaneously. I found the quad split mode absolutely invaluable to 3 camera interview setups, where a quick false color toggle allowed me to make sure the 3 different cameras had matched exposures. The ability to mix the HDMI input with the SDI inputs was particularly helpful, and while the SmallHD OS can be complicated at times, the deep well of features and options come in very handy (image overlay is great for matching frames). In addition, the monitor is lightweight with great mounting options. My only significant complaint is SmallHD no longer sells a clear screen protector, so the monitor is naked on set, which is a recipe for disaster. I ended up getting on custom made by Jim Candreva, which saved the day.

OK, I have a two-tiered, glass computer desk that is about 40 wide x 20 deep. The top tier is only about 12 deep. On this desk, I have: 23 Apple Cinema Display Kodak 3200 Series All In One Printer Canopus ADVC 100 JVC 9600 U SVHS Deck Sony DSR 20 DV Deck iSight Firewire Camera Apple Extended Keyboard Mouse USB Hub WD Passport USB Drive ohand a coaster for my occasional coffee! NEEDLESS to say, I have ZERO desktop real estate left! RODE's PSA-1 TO THE RESCUE! A few turns of the handy, built-in desk clamp and I had my no room for a mic problem solved! The ONLY thing cooler about how mad, crazy well this thing works, is how mad, crazy EASY it was to install! It took more time to unbox the boom than it did to setup and connect my mic (a BLUE 8-ball, which it holds on the BLUE RINGER like a champ!). Exceptionally well made and designed, this unit had me up and podcasting in mere seconds! Heck - I'm gonna have to order me a mic flag now--the PSA-1 has my desk looking totally PRO!

I upgraded from the 3550's reviewed previously and am pleasantly wowed. Much, much drastic improvement in sound. There is a nice crossover from the sub to the satellites- the satellites definitely add lower mids and warmth thanks to the passive radiators. I was pleased to hear far more natural tones w/ very minimal EQ'ing required- which was needed probably mostly due to the ceramic tile flooring and huge closet doors that are 2 giant mirrors in the room they're in. The sub seemed small for the deep, physically felt lows I was after but again I was pleasantly surprised. Not only are they present- bass comes across with actual tone as well. I am picky about 'sound', having years of experience with real world sound reproduction and a developed 'audiophile' taste. For the money, especially on B&H, I am TOTALLY happy with the system. Placement, as with most any speakers or system, makes a difference. I have a corner desk so with the sub on the floor, tucked back into the corner facing straight out, the deep lows have the proper 'pocket' to build and push out from. I don't do any serious listening right at the desk as the fullness of the lows isn't apparent until I'm backed away to the opposite corner- which is normal. For lower volumes, at the desk the sound is still enjoyable. I have the satellites separated probably 5 or 6 feet from each other and symetrically up in relation to the sub on an added long, 4 inch wide board acting as a shelf. Getting the satellites far apart makes all the difference in creating a wider soundstage. Which comes off really well in the end. Vocals sound natural, guitars have warmth, piano represents rich, and the icing is definitely the bass tones, punch, and low end depth. I tested from Keiko Matsui to Pantera, Lorde, Billy Idol, Gwen Stefani, Queensryche, etc. ALL kinds of music. It all sounds GOOD. Video & movies will surely wow too. If the 'source' is quality, you will be equally happy. BIG SOUND- Enjoy!!

These thin, short cords are great for connecting equipment on the desk or workbench. The almost-18 inch length is perfect for stuff next to each other without turning the workspace into a spaghetti-mess, and they're very flexible: won't fight your setup or push equipment around.

Exactly what I needed for lighting up backstage rack drawers. Just as described.