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Well built but leans
I have a Rock'n'Roller R12 All Terrain with the RSH10 shelf. I use it for DJing and sound engineering. I was hoping the laptop shelf would be a handy place to put my MacBook, freeing up more space on the RSH10 shelf for decks or sound mixer, but unfortunately;
a) the laptop shelf leans, quite a lot. I'm worried about my laptop sliding off
b) it faces sideways to the trolley, so even if I did put my laptop on it it would lean left to right. Odd.
If it was straight it would be fine but currently I find it unusable for my purposes, so it just sits in my warehouse.
I know these trolleys are popular with film location sound guys, who use it as a portable workbench, so I wonder how they get on with it?
I score it high for quality as you would expect from RockNRoller. But for usability I think the company should have another look at this design.
a) the laptop shelf leans, quite a lot. I'm worried about my laptop sliding off
b) it faces sideways to the trolley, so even if I did put my laptop on it it would lean left to right. Odd.
If it was straight it would be fine but currently I find it unusable for my purposes, so it just sits in my warehouse.
I know these trolleys are popular with film location sound guys, who use it as a portable workbench, so I wonder how they get on with it?
I score it high for quality as you would expect from RockNRoller. But for usability I think the company should have another look at this design.
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Did what it was meant to.
Its not the sturdiest of shelves so not good for piling kit on but perfect for a laptop or similar.
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