Acme Suitor Wooden Top Music Recording Studio Desk with Keyboard Tray in Black

This desk was a great find that I would recommend to pretty much anyone looking for a good studio desk. The only flaws are, occasionally, if you sit with your weight pressed against the desk (if you have your legs up, pressing against it with your knees,) it can shift a little on slick floors, even when locked. This is expected with pretty much every desk, though, and if you use carpet or a rug (which is common for studio/home studio settings) you probably won’t have an issue. Other than that, the piano tray is spacious, which is a double edged sword. It takes some adjusting to sit with the mouse on the top desk and not have your knees pressed up against it. Part of this is my chair, however, so I’m not going to hold it against the product. The leg room is good, and you probably won’t hit your knees in a normal scenario unless you’re quite tall. I’m 183cm and it’s about what I expect. The cable management features are helpful and make things very easy. The top shelf above the desk is sturdy enough to hold two heavy monitors on an arm without feeling scary, and two medium sized speakers as well. I have a marantz nr1510 receiver on the piano shelf and it seems sturdy with the screws tightened completely. I’ve put all of my legs up on the piano shelf with little issue, as well. Otherwise, the piano shelf is a great size, and I’m glad it errs more towards depth than being skinny. It effectively doubles your desk space if you utilize it well enough. The rack mounts are a really nice touch, much better than having a separate cart or something else. There’s a gap between the front of the rack and the desk to feed wires through, even if all the slots are filled. Overall, the desk is a normal amount of sturdy, with and only shakes a little when moving around with forceful movements, like heavy typing, gaming, playing keyboard, etc. It’s the same as my old desk, even with the added instability of the verticality in the setup. Which is impressive, in my opinion. Overall, unless you’re quite tall, have VERY heavy equipment, or large speakers as well as a large monitor, I would recommend this desk. Especially for the price. I would’ve probably had to pay double what I did for this desk if I wanted a similar style. A great find and a proud staple in my home studio setup.

Super easy to assemble. Very sturdy. Wheels are great for occasional access to the rear. Fits 61 Key Midi Controller. Wire management was well thought out. I would suggest using a chair without arms or with arms that lift up so you can move in closer when mixing to form an equilateral triangle with the monitors. Grant it, I am only 5'6" tall so I have no problem with leg clearance under the keyboard and the height of the monitors is in the Goldilocks Zone. I intend to buy isolation foam that can angle slightly downwards. I got the yellow version on sale for a super low price. The yellow works well for me in my dark basement studio.

Good desk! I like that it rolls! Some of the rack holes don’t line up, which makes it hard for you us all the rack spaces.

The Acme Suitor Wooden Top Music Recording Studio Desk in Yellow and Black is an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their studio setup. It’s a well-built, stylish, and functional desk that provides ample space, great ergonomics, and sturdy support for your music production gear. The bold design is eye-catching without being too flashy, making it a great fit for a modern recording environment. The easy assembly, cable management features, and the durable construction make it a solid choice for home studios or even more professional setups. While it’s large and a bit heavy, it delivers on almost every front and is a great investment if you’re looking for a desk that balances form, function, and durability. Highly recommended for music producers, DJs, and anyone who needs an organized and attractive workspace for their gear!

Because I was moving my studio, this actually sat in storage for a couple months before I was able to assemble it. Based on a few negative reviews regarding missing parts, I was happy upon opening to find all of the parts, hardware, etc, and no damage whatsoever. The biggest shocker was that assembly was a breeze, especially compared to many other DIY assembly items I've bought in the past. Instructions were minimal with simple diagrams. All in all this desk went together far easier than expected - there was NO CURSING... and that was my biggest surprise. It is a one person job, but two people would've made it even faster. The desk is well designed and manufacturing standards are obviously excellent as everything lined up perfectly for frustration free assembly. Plus, it's sturdy and has some weight to it. The only thing I would change if I had my way would be for the desk top-shelf to be a little bit deeper - as it is now, it's about 7" of usable space - maybe 9-10 inches. That's admittedly my nitpicking. I'm lucky... it arrived undamaged with all parts. Highly recommended, but if you can, buy via Amazon Prime, and you will get Free Returns in the event of a problem.

I bought this for my first apartment because it was cheap and versatile. The yellow was super ugly and I bought this version because it was $50 cheaper than the white one. I ended up spray painting it sea foam green and it’s great looking now. It fits my 62 key Prologue. The desk is very sturdy and holds my heavy Mac Desktop as well as my studio monitors. I had a big rack unit compressor set up as well and it held tight. The cables are kind of hidden but the desk is very sleek and slim so whatever is behind or other the desk will be seen. Overall, this is a great product and I highly recommend for anyone at any stage in the home studio process.

I won’t deny that at this low of a price, my expectations were low. I figured “whatever shows up, I can work with”. The box it came in seemed a bit worse for wear thanks to the gentle touch of UPS, but thankfully the styrofoam inside protected the parts from damage. The instructions were super clear and easy to follow, the parts were individually wrapped and well labelled. It went together easily, took about 30 minutes working alone. I actually love the faux carbon fiber worktop surfaces, the steel frame is very sturdy, and it was nice that they included some rack screws. Loading gear in the bottom rack space was a little tricky, with the desktop kind of getting in the way, but it wasn’t impossible. Just required patience. I loaded it up with rack gear and synths, and i love it. Highly recommend, it’s way better than I expected.

Nice layout/price. Mine came pretty scuffed up (it's cheap whatever). My biggest complain is that it is super wobbly when trying to use my midi keyboard on the slide out tray - I even have it pressed up against the wall for support. It is annoying enough that am considering removing the tray and seeing if I can slide a keyboard stand under there.