Commander V2 Desk with Keyboard pullout option Black
Regular price
$2,590.00
Big Commander V2 desk bundled with Keyboard pull out option for 88 keys keyboards.
Studio workstation with a perfectly organized and optimized ergonomic space. The state-of-the-art innovative design and careful planning of this desk allow you to have your complete home studio set-up on small space including 88 keyboards underneath the main desk surface. A successor of our first most popular desk get's even better. In Hight adjustable monitor shelf, an Interchangeable padded armrest angled design, RGB LED serial lights combined with the aluminum aesthetic application on the sides gives this desk stunning looks. A large 88 keyboard pull out option is added to this configuration. These are just a few new features. The spacious central portion of the desk will accommodate quite big mixing consoles. Additional rack space for up to 8 standard rack units is optional by adding a floor rack cabinet on casters. The comfortable interchangeable padded armrest is available in 3 colors, Black, Wine Red, and Ferrari Red. Please check the pictures in the gallery and select your preferred color. For additional colors please contact us.
Summed all together, this is the workstation that you’ll be proud to call your own!”
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Main desk
Corpus – White High Gloss Piano finish
Desk surface – Black matte finish - Angled design
- Interchangeable PU Leather padded armrest
- Adjustable monitor shelf in height (no need for desk disassembly).
- Cable management under the desk
- Adjustable legs tips
- RGB LED lights with remote control are included
- Rack space - 4 U per side. Note that the construction of the desk has some Rack limitations. Diagram can be found below in the gallery.
Keyboard Pullout option
- Finish Black matte color.
- Engineered for keyboards up to 20 kg
- Suitable for keyboards from 12 - 16.5 cm in height
- Adjustable in height
- General dimensions 1591/400/123 - 165mm / 62.63"/ 15.74" / 4.92" - 6.49"
- Maximum keyboard size - 1490 x 400 x 165 mm / 58.66 x 15.74 x 6.49"
*Some colors on the pictures may vary from the described model.
Is it hard to assemble this desk? No, it is not! We are guiding you with step by step video assembly manual.
Customer Reviews
The Commander V2 Desk with Keyboard pullout is a perfect desk. Just the desk I needed for my home studio. What I like most about the company, StudioDesk, is that, they made the price of the desk incredibly reasonable. Before I decided to go with StudioDesk, I shopped around and those similar desk was way over my budget. Looking at the after and before picture of my home studio, the StudioDesk itself really shines.
The assemble part of the desk was pretty simple. It wasn't difficult at all. I like the Youtube videos that the company created that shows how to assemble the desk. Those Youtube videos was very helpful. Let me not forget customer service. Customer service is the best. They provided me with outstanding customer service.
When I decided to upgrade my workspace at home for all my music projects, I soon came across the products of StudioDesk. After a lot of thinking and measuring the Commander V2 Desk would be the best choice for me. And now it is 'shining' in the room I love working on it! The only difference between this demo model and a new one is the price! That makes this purchase even better. Thank you guys from StudioDesk for your craftmanship and service. Andre Rave, AR-Music productions - The Netherlands.
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Hi Andre, what a difference! Love it!
StudioDesk Team
As many others have written, the Commander V2 is a fantastic Production Desk! I absolutely love it. The assembly was a little tricky because of the many videos that you have to sift through to find all of the relevant information and the written assembly instructions are no longer accurate because of changes that have been made, but it's not excessively difficult if you're at least moderately handy.
The one thing I don't like is the fact that the top rack rail screws are not accessible after the desk is assembled. The assembly instructions provide a workaround for this by having you install your top rack component before finishing the assembly. However this solution would become a real problem if you ever needed to move or change your highest mounted piece of rack equipment. It's not a deal-breaking issue if you only use 2 lower screws to mount your top rack component; but this does seems to me like a design mistake that could've been easily corrected.
