Main features
- Racktwenty-four upper and twelve lower rack units
- Acousticsfelt work surface and absorption panels reduce desk reflections
- Routingseparate paths for audio and power cables
- Accessopen sides aid ventilation and equipment maintenance
In mastering, there is no room for compromise. As the final production stage before committing to a medium, mastering engineers must be able to hear clearly and work effortlessly. The Maestro 24 translates this working principle into a low-profile, compact and highly space-efficient desk. The desktop provides 24 rack units in two columns. Even large analogue audio processors often employed in mastering easily find their place in this rack. From the most musical compressors to velvety smooth high-end EQs, the Maestro 24 puts all of these exquisite tools comfortably at your fingertips. And there is more: power supplies and less often used processors find their place in the 12 rack units at the bottom, leaving a tidy and uncluttered working environment. Due to the clever open side panel design, all those cherished processors benefit from optimal airflow. A critical point of consideration for mastering studios is also the acoustic impact furniture can have. The Maestro 24 keeps its sonic footprint as small as possible: the whole design avoids acoustic interference by staying out of the way of the sound waves, while panels on the back absorb stray sound and a special cover on the desk eliminates comb filter effects caused by reflections. A dual cable management separates power wiring and the delicate audio connections.
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