Modular Mix Rack
The Glorious Modular Mix Rack is ideally suited for use as HiFi monitoring station, while also offering the possibility of storing vinyl. The 3-part construction consists of two large compartments for 12''-records, one compartment for 7''-records as well as a storage area for a turntable or mixer.
Key Features:
- Modular Mix Rack: easy 3-part construction
- Two large 12''-record compartments & one 7''-record compartment
- Capacity for up to 250 x 12''-records and 250 x 7''-records
- Storage area offers sufficient space for a turntable, CD player or mixer
- Various ducts for cable routing on top, back and ground
- 7''-compartment can also accommodate an amplifier (additional duct)
- Especially sturdy and robust construction compared to conventional furniture solutions
- Ideal as turntable monitoring station with simultaneous vinyl storage
- Three modules can be extended to a DJ table
- Can also be used as extension for the Modular Mix Station
- Easy assembly in just a few steps
- Available in: black or white
- Delivery without decoration
Multiple cable outlets
In total, the Modular Mix Rack offers enough capacity up to 250 x 12''-records and 250 x 7''-records. The surface can accommodate a turntable, CD player or mixer. Via various ducts on the upper surface, interior space and at the bottom unsightly cables can easily be hidden. The 7'' compartment is also suitable for storing an amplifier and also offers the possibility to route cables.
Sturdy and robust
The Modular Mix Rack is characterized by an especially sturdy and robust construction and is therefore perfectly suited for use as HiFi station or DJ table (when three modules are combined). Moreover, the Modular Mix Rack can be used as extension for the Modular Mix Station.
Easy assembly
Thanks to an easy assembly in just a few steps the turntable monitoring station is ready for use in no time. The Modular Mix Station is made of solid MDF wood and available in black or white.
In the Box:
- Modular Mix Rack;
- Instruction Manual;
- Documentation.
