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Base console?
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grantnet10
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I took a used 14" Havis Console and put some 1/2" rubber feet on the bottom. Worked perfectly.
Desktop setups
I have had some success in desk and other small surface area installs either utilizing rack-mount AV cases, or for lower budgets, purchasing and facing something like this: 9-Compartment Desktop Organizer in black (or wood grain depending).
These are fairly cheap and customizable, with the ability to mount power distribution systems, antenna splitters, fans and such easily. You can face these as well to present a "custom" look, put front doors on them for a concealed appearance for multi-user spaces, or leave them open. Ventilation is always a concern for transmitters; solutions include fans or remote heads when available.
I have had some success in desk and other small surface area installs either utilizing rack-mount AV cases, or for lower budgets, purchasing and facing something like this: 9-Compartment Desktop Organizer in black (or wood grain depending).
These are fairly cheap and customizable, with the ability to mount power distribution systems, antenna splitters, fans and such easily. You can face these as well to present a "custom" look, put front doors on them for a concealed appearance for multi-user spaces, or leave them open. Ventilation is always a concern for transmitters; solutions include fans or remote heads when available.
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