Wavebone Headquarter Wood Studio Desk

I have positive, but also not-so positive feelings about this desk.
First the positive ones:
- Very stable
- Sturdy built
- It looks beautiful as well.
Than the negative ones:
- The rack ears are pre-drilled holes for the rack screws, it doesn't use bolts or nuts like other brands do. On top of that, the screws are smaller (M5?) than the standard M6 ones.
- Screws are blak (=ok) but the washers are white ?
- The rack space is also just a fraction too small: the metal front plates of the rack units scratches the wood panels on the bottom and the top of the desk. If it was only 0.5mm smaller the units would not fit! It's really tight now! This does not look that nice as a result :-(
- Because of that, the bolts heads touches the wood panels.
- The screws heads are a bit too big as well: they come over the front plates of the units on top/below of them. This also makes that you have to watch out which unit to fix first otherwise the other units cannot be put in place of the already too tight place. It works, but with some effort.
- the rack units aren't "sunken" into the mounting frame of the 19" units which means that the front plates lie on top of the surface of the wood and metal side frames which is not a nice view because of the different thicknesses of the various front plates and the big bolts heads.
- A metal supporting bar on the back is not on the right hight which makes that you cannot place larger units in it without rearranging them! I had to completely rearrange my units so that they aren't that handy in use anymore compared to my previous desk ! It was hard for the units to connect the cables ! I consider this as a major design flaw!
- The goldish "Wavebone" logo on the right side of the desk was not fixed nicely straight but tilted (and not a little!). I had to cut off the plate with a sharp paper blade knife and remount it.
So, great desk but with some missed opportunities!
My points: features 10/10 but some design flaws, finishing: 5/10.
Total: 7,5/10

Ce bureau est robuste, très stable et on sent que l'on peut poser tous les éléments d'un studio (console, contrôleurs, hardware, etc).
Le support pour clavier en dessous est vraiment très pratique et la présence d'une pédale de sustain MGEAR assez haute ne gène pas.
Je sens déjà que ce mobilier change tout dans mon travail.
On appelle certains meubles, "meubles de métier" , et bienà mon sens celui-ci en fait partie, et je le trouve vraiment mieux pensé que les modèles moins chers et bien plus cheap dans les parties rackables et dans l'espace au jambes par exemple. Ici, rien ne dérange.
Et sous la main légèrement inclinée, 3 parties au formats 3U.
Devant moi donc une partie avec box format 500, une autre avec la carte son et de quoi mettre une extension de la carte ainsi qu'une alimentation rackable. Un espace qui conserve la palche en bois pour y poser tous les trucs de bureau.
Sur l'étagère supérieure, deux écrans et une paire d'enceintes de monitoring.
Franchement, si vous cherchez un bureau, je vous conseille ce modèle notamment parce qu'il est très bien placé en prix. Et les gros bureau de studio pro ne sont pas destinés à toutes les pièces ni tous les budgets.
Mon avis vaut ce qu'il vaut mais je partage quand même !
J'aurais pu mettre un photo mais sur le site de WaveBone vous avez plusieurs configurations.