Excellent Dan. Glad to hear I could help. Now I just need to get working on my rack. If I ever finish I will post pictures.
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Excellent Dan. Glad to hear I could help. Now I just need to get working on my rack. If I ever finish I will post pictures.
It is funny how many things make out of ikea stuff. Here is a mic arm: http://www.ikeahackers.net/2012/03/a...-a-budget.html
Good morning Mike and yes, that's a clever use of a desk lamp that has been MacGyver-ized.
This is what I have at home to hold some of my audio gear:
Raxxess ER-12
I have the 12U model -- It's $109 .. not bad for a rack.. of course I understand some don't have that amount to spend.
Any tips on keeping everything in the rack cool?
Just completed the build on the IKEA rack...stained to match the desk. I purchased some casters that are nearly flush with the bottom of the rack...and used a scrap piece of wood at the bottom to hide the casters from the front...
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/150...c/689/q17r.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/150...c/546/r1k4.jpg
Well, if you really want to go hog-wild, here ya go.Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewzarian
http://www.custom-consoles.com/isobox.php
Those are awesome Dan... I looked at those but then just decided to make my PC real quiet and get rid of my condenser mic :) Much less money!
One option among many are these...stated as quiet which would be pretty important...http://www.middleatlantic.com/rackac/cooling/uqfp.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by andrewzarian
That's definitely a more realistic approach provided they don't get too loud or create any ground loops.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlBurr
