however, it also comes with a blank wood panel that you can put in place of the cutout for the mackies to convert it back to a blank work surface (see bottom pics).
for the mackies, it's really cool as they're sunken in and nearly flush with the surface, it's very nice.
here are some specs on it:
- maple
- 12-total rack spaces in top bays (6 on each side)
- pull-out keyboard shelf under desk. completely hides away (as seen in photos) or pulls out to use. room for keyboard and mouse
- i've modified the desk so the area for the LCD monitors is sunken down about 4" thus reducing the acoustic profile of the monitors. i apologize in advance, my wood cutting in the back is a bit sloppy, but you can't see it when everything's installed. it's a mod that's well worth it.
- measures 91" long by about 32" deep. desk height is 31" and the racks rise another 10" up from that.
- it's really nice craftsmanship. works great.
- note. gear does not come with desk
- the blank panel on the top to cover mackie cut-outs actually fits in perfectly snug. i didn't bolt it in for those photos, so you see a little rise on the panel, but that's not the case if you put it all in right.
pick up only, for obvious reasons. i live in Pound Ridge, NY. (10576). and the desk can be as assembled or disassembled as you'd like, depending on how big of a vehicle you drive over.
i paid about $1200 new for the desk and would like to get $700 for it.
it's a fantastic deal for a really usable, quality desk.
open to any trades as well, any offers you may have.
please PM with any questions!
- taylor
