Millenium SD-180 B StudioDesk

The desk is well finished and feels pretty solid after all, but when it comes to comfort and acoustic purposes it definitely don't do; first, it is subject at vibrations caused by loudspeakers that can lead to disturbing noises while mixing...second, the keyboard panel is not adjustable in height, so finding the right positioning spot between your legs, your chair's height and the display it's a nightmare and also, the kb panel needs to come out of the guides entirely to hold in place, no chance to have it fixed in a specific position according to your needs...bad, really bad. Anyway, for those that are looking for the momentary desk in a home studio it could be a good deal considering the price.

Bought this after years of using homemade desks and Frankensteins. When it arrived it was smashed to bits. Was a Christmas present. UPS came back for it. It took 5 weeks for the replacement from Thomann. That wasn’t smashed up but had a few scratches. I didn’t want to go through the rigmarole of sending it back again. I would’ve expected a voucher as compensation. The packaging for this desk is totally under par. It’s literally just a cardboard box. No fragile sticker no foam. Just thin padding inside. Thomann need to up their packaging game.
The desk itself is cool. I will say that with the wheels on it is very wobbly. I am going to swap the wheels out for wooden feet. I don’t need to move it regularly. It’s a mighty size and is really functional and well laid out. After 20 years of using old desks and such this is a real treat. Is it worth €333? I think so. But if I was sending something thru the post of that value I would think twice about how I packaged it.