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Description

The 12-rackspace Studio Trends STSC24 is a perfect solution when you need additional rack space or extended work area. The casters lock and are height adjustable allowing you to easily incorporate the STSC24 with your existing studio furniture.

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Studio Trends 24" Side Car Studio Rack With 12 RU Rack, Cherry
Studio Trends 24" Side Car Studio Rack With 12 RU Rack, Cherry
Studio Trends 24" Side Car Studio Rack With 12 RU Rack, Cherry

Features

  • 12-space rack
  • Height adjustable
  • 4 casters for easy mobility
  • Front casters are locking
  • 24"W work surface
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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3.61

18 Reviews

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

14 spaces - not 12
Nice piece of furniture, but beware the rackmount holes

Most Liked Positive Review

4

14 spaces - not 12

Just an FYI - this rack is 14 spaces not 12. Exactly what I needed. My only complaint is that the rack rails are a tiny bit close together which made it difficult to get one particular piece of gear to fit. I did manage - but it was difficult. Other than that, it was super easy to assemble and very solid.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Nice piece of furniture, but beware the rackmount holes

Received this as a birthday present so I could continue building up my studio. The assembly directions were clear and easily followed. Got the thing together and everything was looking good until I went to mount my first interface and discovered the holes aren't lined up. And no, it wasn't operator error building the thing - it's pretty fool proof as they label the parts "right, left, etc." What occurred in my case is the person in the factory used the same piece of metal on each but just flipped it upside down. It looks kinda goofy to have my gear at a 5 degree angle, but given the price I don't know if it's worth it to disassemble and take it back or just live with it. I could conceivably take it out and take a hacksaw to it and raise the screws but since I'm the only one who sees it and it is just a home studio I don't think I will. Just be sure to inspect the metal pieces if you are worried about slanting units.

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  1. Studio2
  2. Practicing1
Cons
  1. Not Functional1
  2. Poor Quality1
  3. Too large1
  4. Heavy1
  5. Manufacturing defect1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced4
  2. Professional Musician4
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Functional6
  2. Good Quality5
  3. Easy To Use4
  4. Attractive1

Reviewed by 18 customers

  • Disappointed

    2

    submitted6 years ago

    byPerson

    fromBoston

    Just too large for what I want to do with it, but too large to waste my time sending back too. So, have to live with it. blah blah I CANNOT find anywhere in the manual; on the GC website; on the Mfg website, a spec for what SIZE screws to use with this. I have all sorts of screws at my house 10-24 10-32 8-32, etc. and even screws from former racks I've had. Only two screws in my whole house actually fit appropriately into the threaded holes. Pretty certain they are metric M5 0.8 screws/. Seriously?

  • Cheap, big, heavy, but looks nice

    2

    submitted8 years ago

    byNickster

    fromMinneapolis, MN

    This was fairly easy to assemble, but since it's made of particle board it's very heavy. If you have to take it up or down stairs, don't assemble it first. However, it looks very nice in my home studio - it's about the size of a small dishwasher, but any 12U full-depth rack will not be small. The biggest downside is that I can't use the full rack because the holes are not evenly spaced. Many of my units will not fit next to each other because the holes don't line up. They look like they were eyeballed by someone with a hand drill. Can't recommend it on that basis.

  • Not perfect but.....

    3

    submitted9 years ago

    byChuck D

    fromNew England

    Got this rack to go with the 46" studio desk. Very easy to assemble. Decent quality construction. Like some other users though, my rack rails don't line up as they should. The left side is 1/8" higher than the right.

  • Excellent Value Product

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted9 years ago

    byTbill

    fromKaty Texas

    Bought the 46" table and side car together. Easy to put together, good quality perfect out of the box. Using to for studio recording gear, monitors (videoan audio). Racks work great, plenty of space to pile I excess cable without being underfoot or in sight. It is very functional.

  • Pleased

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted10 years ago

    byAlmost Hip

    fromNashville, TN

    In studio to house extra outboard gear and extra desktop space.

  • Solid Piece of Furniture For Your Studio

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted10 years ago

    byDJ Retrospekt

    fromLos Angeles, CA

    Assembly was much easier with a power drill but overall pretty easy to assemble. I rack mounted my 16 channel mixer and it fit great in the rack. I also put my Roland JD XI Keyboard on top and it fit great. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a movable rack mount in their studio.

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  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byILJA

    fromHiram, GA

    "Adjustable height" ? How ? From how many inches to how many inches?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    • 24″ wide work surface Sidecar: • Max Height: 29 ½” • Max Depth: 26 ½” • Max Width: 25 ½”

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byRobb

    fromAtlanta, GA

    What are the dimensions of this product... trying to see if it will fit in my studio

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Width: 25.58" Depth: 26.18" Height: 29"

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byJackson

    fromundisclosed

    What are the dimensions (LxWxH) of this product? 24" is not very descriptive, I don't know if that means 24" high or long, or deep. I can't find the measurements anywhere.

    Open Reply - Gear-Head
    Max Height: 29 ½” • Max Depth: 26 ½” • Max Width: 25 ½”

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byNicholas

    fromCleveland, Ohio

    Whats the depth of the rack?

    Open Reply -
    It is listed at 26" inches max depth.