The solution for organizing and holding all your studio gear.

With plenty of room for all your electronic gear, the Studio RTA Producer's Station is the answer to making your workspace more efficient and ergonomic. The main tier is big enough for an 88-key keyboard, and dual 20-space racks on each side keep your rack gear squared away. An 8-space rack holds additional equipment on top and there are dual 8-space CD holders. The upper tier accommodates additional keyboards or a computer monitor. Two smaller sliding tiers hold computer keyboards, and handy cable organizers in back keep them tangle-free and out of the way. Locking casters make the whole system easy to move.

Studio RTA Producer Station Features:

• 26-1/4" wide slide-out keyboard shelf
• Ergonomic workspace
• Dual 20-space racks
• Pull-out upper shelf
• CD rack for 16 CDs
• Cord management system
• Steel frame construction
• Rear privacy panel
• Casters with two that lock

Organize your studio with a desk that's made for the musician/producer. Pick one up today!

Studio RTA Producer Station Specifications:

• Overall dimensions: 72"W x 41"H x 30"D
• Work surface: 72"W x 30"D
• Top shelf dimensions: 60"W x 15-3/4"D
• Pull-out upper shelf: 18-1/4"W x 11-3/4"D
• Bottom shelf: 72"W x 30"D

Studio RTA Producer Station

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This is great!!!

Posted by Drum Monkey Studio from Columbia, MO on May 11, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock & Metal

I bought this at the end of March, & I love it. It didn't take long to put together, and all rack rails lined up perfect for me. Money well spent in my opinion.

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Nice Large Desk

Posted by MusicByDesign from Tecks-Sarr-Canna (Tx) on Apr 16, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Engineer, Producer, Artist, Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, TripHop, Lounge, Etc....

Ive seen this thing in the catalog for years and always liked it, so after doing lots of research on it and other more expensive brands, I went for it. I read lots of comments and they are 100% right, you need to drill holes and bolt the wheels onto the bottom instead of just using wood screws. Sure you can see the bolts on top of the bottom peice, but it sure beats the wheels falling over when you move it to access the back. I love the quality and it feels very solid to me and Ive even got a pair of heavy Dynaudio speakers and two sets of monitors on the top shelf. I was hoping the maple color would match the Studio RTA MixStation I have beside it but it is a darker and different, oh well. Also the rack rails are a little different than the norm to me. You sure can't fit the advertised amount of spaces in there unless maybe they are all single space units. Don't get me wrong, you can fit multi-space units but as you will see they don't line up quite like other rack rails Ive seen. All in all besides the quirks, I really love this thing and am glad I didn't spend three times as much like I almost did on the omnirax prostation. This is a great studio desk for a little money, Right On, Studio RTA!! It really makes the studio look great!

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Good - with quirks

Posted by flybriz from Tulsa, OK on Apr 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I bought this unit a month ago and just assembled it this week after finishing the build of a home studio. Once together it looks sharp. Assembly was fairly easy. Take note the false advertising regarding rack space. The top rack is NOT 8 spaces (more like 5 and a little extra) and the two bottom racks are NOT 20 spaces (14 or so). I had to rethink my setup because of this incorrect description. Monitor shelf is way too high but I invested in a VESA arm for my Apple Cinema display so all is well. Rack screw holes don't align very well, but a little bit of force was all that was needed to get things installed. Three out of the four metal panels were warped quite a bit, but once my gear is in there I can't see it. A weld was broken on one of those panels, again invisible once the gear is in place. Other than that, pretty fair piece of furniture for the money.

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Glad I Bought It

Posted by Blaine from St. Louis, MO on Feb 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Dream-pop, Shoegaze

Just purchased the RTA Producer Station last week and I gotta say...couldn't be happier with it. It looks fantastic, has plenty of room and went together without any trouble. True, it doesn't have the 48 rack spaces advertised and the rails are a little quirky...but 34 spaces is still more than enough for most of us and they do the job. (I guess you could always replace the rails if you really wanted to, but considering the price, it's not a deal-breaker.) One great piece of advice...if you buy this desk, go back through all the reviews and copy every assembly hint that you can find. As you put the desk together, follow all of them to the letter and you shouldn't have any problems whatsoever. I'm really glad I pulled the trigger on this one.

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Not Worth it -in my humble opinion

Posted by SJI from New York on Jan 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Jack of all Musical Trades

Reviewer's Play Style: I Like To Rock

It rattles because of the cheap sheet metal. The hardware breaks easily - especially the cam locks. The pilot holes have poor tolerance. The wheels suck because they are not designed to hold all the weight of the desk. This unit is however, easy to assemble - less than 2 hours for one person. If you're on a tight budget, try it - otherwise safe yourself the hassles with this shoddy quality, poorly packed desk from RTA(Taiwan)and get something like a USA made Omnirax.

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