StudioDesk Enterprise Electric Review After 1 Year of Use | WAS IT WORTH BUYING?
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
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I believe it's still the best desk for musicians and creative people.
A full review of StudioDesk Enterprise Electric after 1 year of using this desk on daily basis. Also, some great permanent upgrades when you get this desk compared to my previous review and optional upgrades that you can do to any desk from StudioDesk.
The intro music is written by me.
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Showcase
01:02 - Intro
02:09 - Quality
02:31 - Durability
03:11 - How Practical the Desk is?
04:23 - New Legs
06:28 - LED on the Sides
07:02 - Locking Mechanism
07:45 - Optional Upgrades
07:58 - Cable Management Tray
08:52 - Memory Controller
10:04 - USB 3.0 Hub
10:34 - Cable Sleeve
10:52 - Headphone and Cable Holders
11:41 - How to connect 2 Ultrawide Displays together
12:47 - WAS IT WORTH BUYING?
14:17 - Save Some Cash
Everything Is shot on iPhone 11 Pro Max 😂
Credits to www.zapsplat.com since I used some sound samples there at the very beginning of the video.
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interesting to listen and watch, im subscribing 👍🏼 this video makes me buy this type of desk, even that i dont need it 😂
Thank you so much 😊 appreciate it!
Thank you for making this video. I have been thinking about buying this desk, and you have really helped convince me that this is the desk I should buy.
Excellent description. Thank you
This was a great a video and definitively tampered any reticence I had about purchasing this desk. Great job. I’ll surely be using your code if it’s still applicable.
Omg you are alive! Glad to see you back ❤️
Am alive 😂 thank you 😊
Great video and helpful info, thank you! I own an other studio desk by StudioDesk (The Classic Pro) and I am more than satisfied with the quality, durability and the look.
Great video man - perfect from every POV. Fellow music producer here, now turned into a marketer. Jon 🤓
Nice setup! Keep going with your channel🚀
Thank you so much! 🔥
Your aesthetics are spot on! Love your clean beautiful setup!
Thanks a lot!
@@MrVahe Based on both of your videos, I'm definitely getting an Enterprise Electric. Thanks so much for the detailed setup and follow-up process a year later. I was stuck going back and forth between the Enterprise Electric and the Orbit Electric, but ultimately, this one seems to work better for me. Moving in a month, so I'll wait to push the order button, so I don't have to pull out the gaming tools (from your first video) twice. 🙃
God damn son! Amazing desk and video 🤩
Thanks!
Subscribed! 🔥🔥
Hey Vage, could you do an overview of the wiring and everything? I'm getting a desk like this in the future and the cable management you've done in the back seems pretty spot on
Great video! I have the desk too. and I want to use the same monitor mount , I just don't understand why you need the mount clamp, isn't the vivo mountable between the gap? or did u use the clamp to prevent the monitor will be to far away?
Just ordered one!
That’s great! I’m sure u gonna love the desk!
Nice that you did a new Review about this Desk man! I only whish the Desk Size would be wider and had more Rack Spaces! Do you know whats the maximum weight this desk can handle?
Hey man thank you! This one has in total of 5 unit rack space but they have other models with much more rack spaces. The legs can handle 200 kg, the desk surface with sides and other layers on the desk weights approx 100 kg, so it has 100 more kg to handle.
I'd like to know about your chair? looks comfy. Also the mount absorbers your using for your monitors? I'm using stands but it might make it easier to ditch the stands. Are the platforms holding the monitors adjustable in height?
Hi, do you know where I could buy the new generation of legs if I already own the desk but have the old gen legs? Thank you!
Great Video, thank you. Where did your order just the frame / legs? I cannot find it on the website. Could you help me out with a link? Thanks!
Hey. You got this desk before the new legs have released? If you send them email they will help you out
Hi, thanks for the video, I purchased one that I still dont full arm but Im afraid it may not be for me, can you please help me on this?
Can you use the pc seated with the keyboard tray retracted or does it hits your knees? I see you use it standing up but I have mobility problems and can't
I see there is a hole in the middle, is there some way to cover it up so I can put things under the monitor?
Does the arm rest bothers you? I feel like I have to stretch a lot to use the keyboard, and lose a lot of desk space.
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Hello,
Thank you very much for your video.
Unfortunately I can't find the new features from the Studiodesk page.
When I order a new table, does it come with the new features right away?
Are there currently only 2nd generation tables?
Thanks for your help.
Greats Michael
Hey Michael! The website doesn’t say those things but they all come with these new features :) so you will definitely get the new legs and the rest new features.
How does this compare with the desks from AZ Studios?
This looks very good. What do you think about the Dominator series? Are they better than the enterprise electric?
Hey. I would say it really depends on your needs and the equipment you have/equipment you are planning to get. Because dominator is a bigger desk and can handle much more rack units and equipment
This studio desk setup is so clean! How are you liking the Dynaudio Studio Monitors? I am planning on upgrading my studio monitors
Thanks man! Yea I love the Dynaudio, was worth buying :)
Hello what studio monitors are you using? And where did you get the second generation legs they don’t appear to be on the studio desk website or maybe they have not updated the photos? Since this video was 8 months ago I would think all the desks use the second gen legs?
Hey. It’s Dynaudio LYD 8.
All the desks have 2nd generation legs in the store by default. The photos might not show the new legs pictures but all of them will be shipped with 2nd generation
which table did you use to place your desktop pc that looks awesome. How did you mount the two monitors and is that a 49 inch monitor that fits on the studio desk
Thank you. Its just a drawer unit from IKEA so my PC wont be on the floor. Its 49 inch, I talk about the mounting in the video.
@@MrVahe Thanks
Hi, which desk would you say is better for music production your one or the Commander v2 ?
I’d say depends on how many equipment you have and if you’re planning to get more equipment. The commander v2 will be suitable for more rack units I’d say. And the keyboard stand is more sturdy (no wobble at all) comparing to a keyboard tray.
@VA Studio Systems please what version is this studio desk so I can order right away thanks
Do you mean the model? It’s enterprise electric.
How much weight will it hold
Big video ;)
Thank you 😊
Hey, i like the clock what appear on the left.
Where u bought it????
Hey, is called LaMetric
@@MrVahe thanks, i will buy one, i really like how look
Is there enough leg room under the piano tray to line up the top of the desk to your arm rests? I’m a pc gamer and need to know if the piano tray will still be practical or get in the way.
It really depends on your armrest of your chair, if the arm rests are adjustable to reach then yes. In my case it aligns. In the worst case scenario if it doesn’t align for you, if you’re not going to use the keyboard tray, you can detach it from the desk.
@@MrVahe I’ll actually be using it with the same keyboard that you have, and the tray is the main reason for me looking at these standing studio desks, but if it’s uncomfortable because of leg room and armrest height, then that’s going to be the same for pretty much all desks with piano trays. So if you’re all the way up against the desk with your armrests touching the top, How high up do the arm rests need to come up? And how is the leg room?
@@gabrielcumbie7578 I too am thinking of getting this desk, which is 75" in width (just a bit more than 2 meters wide), or maybe the Xtreme, which is 65 inches in width (just a bit shorter than 2 meters wide). There is also the Orbit, which is a less-fancy version of the Enterprise but is just about the same width and also has the sit-stand capability.
The two rooms I have are both about 130" wide, so the Enterprise would give me about 2 feet of space on either side of the desk and the Xtreme would give me 3 feet (1 M) of room on each side. This would leave room for a guitar, violin, trombone, or trumpet stand on either side (or both sides). Or stand-alone speaker stands or a sheet music stand or microphone boom. The less stuff on the desk, the more room for controllers and whatnot. But then again, the less stuff on the desk, the more stuff on the floor. It's a two-edged sword I guess, but either the Enterprise or the Xtreme would be good for me.
I very much like the Enterprise Electric in all-white, but the Xtreme gives more floor space in the room and has that high-tech-looking carbon fiberesque surface plus a band of LED lighting along the edge. Of course, I'm handy with tools and could make my own high-tech desk if I were really motivated to do so. It's not hard to source a good sit-stand base unit with all the motors and electronics, and then just build the desk on top of that. But there's something to be said for a properly thought-out and manufactured solution. If I buy something ready-made, it'll probably be from Studio Desk.
The Studio Desk website also has a comparison chart of every model they make and the dimensions, whether it has sit-stand capability, how many rack units it can support, etc. www.studiodesk.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Comparison-Sheet-All-models.pdf is where you can find the chart.
@@gabrielcumbie7578 I got myself distracted writing all that other stuff above...when really I wanted to start by saying that I just take my armrests off of my chairs. Helps me avoid a lot of problems, and also allows easy use of a guitar or cello while sitting.
Nice Desk just ordered one in black the big question that i got in mind how long it takes (You) to get all set?
That’s nice, I’m glad the video helped you. Do you mean assembling? I wasn’t in a rush and finished in 3 hours approx.
@@MrVahe Yes i mean assembling thanks))
What is the name/brand of your big 'tv screen' you use in combination with your long Samsung monitor screen?
Hey the new one you saw on instagram?
@@MrVahe Yes From your last post.
@@atalo LG 48GQ900
@@MrVahe Thank you.
No acoustic control?
Can each Shelf support more than 16 Kg ? maybe 16,5 Kg ?
how big is your monitor? would 43'' monitor fit?
it will fit yes (if its 4:3 aspect ratio)
Just make sure you check dimensions on website of the monitor and space on the desk
Great desk! I’ve never seen such a multifunctional desk
It is indeed! Thank you ☺️
akadesign made legs that is impossible to wobble but there isn't a keyboard shelf
i want this stuff af, but too expensive LoL
Hello VA, I have seen on RUclips, the two videos related to your STUDIO DESK.
I am interested in buying precisely the same configuration as you have.
But while browsing the site, a certain caution caught my eye.
I would like to place a specific order:
- the same white desk as you with ;
- the black side panels with the new multi-color LED process.
-the new generation legs (3rd if I have followed correctly) for stability.
-the cable tray for storing cables
-the new memory block (for control and use of the desk lift)
-and the USB 3 patch to fill the "hole"
-the new memory block (for control and use of the desk lift)
-and the USB 3 patch to fill the "hole" in the lift button
and maybe I forgot something.
Can you help me draft this order with all these updates so that it is accurate.
I did remember the promo code VAGE.
If ever this first step is possible I thank you very much.
Advice is never useless.
If it is possible I will have other requests for references and places of purchase for
-your articulated microphone stand (which seems very interesting to me).
-may be your two screen support and image splitting process, but at the moment this is just an option. I would wait until I have the desk to plan.
I had forgotten: I am French, speak very little English and I am not used to buying things of a certain volume without having looked at or touched them.
But SLOVENIA is a bit far for this purpose.
if you answer me i will be very happy, and i thank you again in advance.
Jacques R.
jesserte@gmail.com
At 6:25 - "Expectation" vs "Reality" of living in London. Ain't that the truth!
Where's the acoustic treatment? :(
I'd NEVER want to work in small, non treated, purely hard surfaces room like that... that's so weird.
LOOKS great, but it's a STUDIO... so... acoustics first.
He said he lives in London, so he probably has a very small appartment and the studio is not a standalone room (probably a part of his bedroom). So acoustically treating his entire bedroom would be quite expensive, unpractical, not to mention the impact on the overall estethics of the room that should be taken into account when it is also your bedroom.
Having a acoustically treated room dedicated to your studio and producing is great, just, a lot of people can’t do it.
I live in Paris and I’m in a similar case, for the mix and more precise producing, I use high end studio headphones, I use the speakers mostly for my enjoyment or when I work with someone else. Obviously a dedicated room would be ideal, but I can’t right now and it works quite well for me like this.
@@gauthierlagrange490 headphones are very VERY different from speakers and inherently very uneven. They don't have cross-feed between elements and there's no acoustical space at all (no RT) so they sound vastly different from speakers. They have their own issues and to get truly monitor level reproduction you need phones that are priced in their thousands.
Speakers are cheaper up front, but they require the thousands put into the acoustic treatment and thus it's basically a draw between the two.