On Stage Studio Desk

I'm using this new desk as the center of my small production studio (Thunderbolt display on top shelf; Focusrite Saffire Pro 40, Furman PL-PRO D, Novation Launchpad Pro, and Akai LPK25 on bottom shelf). This still leaves me plenty of room.I left a larger space and larger studio desk (Quiklok Z-600). It's hard not to compare the On-Stage with the Quiklok since I used the Quiklok everyday for several years, but it's not a fair comparison. The Quiklok cost over $. Nevertheless, for the small amount I paid for the On-Stage, it's worth it. Assembly wasn't difficult, however, I wouldn't say it was easy. It got a little frustrating with the keyboard tray attachment. But, all in all it wasn't bad. In terms of the quality of materials I was a little disappointed but that's because I was looking at my Quiklok. Once I moved beyond the comparison, I accepted this is a more affordable desk, thus the quality isn't going to be the same. Again, for the price, the quality is fine. Based on all of the studio furniture I've owned over the last 20+ years, I see this desk lasting me at least 2 years.

One cannot find a better mic for the price for stage and studio

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Desk stand works wonderfully well. On-Stage name is boldly emblazened on the side.

I have a dance studio and use this on the classroom floor as well as stage floor. Great colors!!

Superb both on stage and in the studio. Clear, crisp, takes EQ like a champ.

I love these little snakes. I use them in our studio and on stage. They are a great size and never fail.

i usually use it for stage lighting in wedding banquet or studio shooting. Color is very natural.

I needed a stage for studio-shooting of small objects, with finely controllable tilt. It needed to be steady and bump-resistant. I can easily attach the devices I make for made-in-the-shade display of my subjects.Description should note, mounting is more for terristrial than astronomical, as the vertical tilt doesn't go to a very high/low angle. WOULD ALSO LIKE: a set of stubby handles, in case a short viewing instrument is attached.

I use mine for laptops and other percussion gear on stage and it works very well. My wife uses hers in her artist studio to hold paint palette and sketches/photos at proper working height. She loves it!