Millenium SD-120 W StudioDesk

Had this desk for just over a year now. Its been used daily, no sign of degradation so far. Ample desk space and my 61 key master keyboard fits perfectly on the pull out drawer. Lots of room to insert rack units, hangers for headphones - its a well thought out solution for those with a small workspace area. Assembly was straight forward, parts feel quality and it looks lovely and modern. Some might moan at the height of the top shelf. However, it wouldn't be too much of customisation job to lower it to taste. I like it as it is, as my small coaxial monitor speakers are perched at he correct height, right in the sweet spot. That said, placing a screen on the top shelf may be an issue for some. I've placed my screen on the desk space in front of the rack units bays and there's still ample room to put my computer keyboard in front of it. Putting slight idiosyncrasies aside, this is one of the best purchases I've ever made. I can't recommend this studio desk enough

This desk came in a resistant packaging (which came really heavy). Quality parts overall!
It comes with two sections for gear rack and the screws to attach them to the desk.
It has everything a producer or musician would need: a space where to put the studio monitors and screen for computer, two hooks for the headphones, a hole where all the cables can pass through, a main surface that is actually pretty big (I've put my Audiofuse Arturia interface, three pedals, a Microkorg, a Korg KaossPad and USB hubs), a sliding section where you can put a 49 (or 61 depending on the size) Midi Keyboard mouse and keyboard.

The only con I can come up with is that every now and then the screws of the legs might get a little bit loose, so the desk starts wobbling a bit, but a little turn with a screw and it's perfect again.

Best desk in the market for the quality/price ratio.

Absolutely recommended!

This desk looks great, and if you put no rack units in it its awesome!

However, if you do put rack units in it, you discover the space is not 5u tall, but 5u and some inches, so there is a gap at the top which looks terrible, but i guess at least some ventilation.

The main issue is that the desk can not handle the weight of the rack units it holds, the material is MDF and it bends till it hits the very flimsy single cross support underneath. This is not even with full depth rack units!!!

My desk is a banana, at the time I put the gear on sag was approx 5mm, now after a month by about 1cm lower in the center than the sides. Apparently this is within the design tolerance so beware according to the team at Thomann who spoke to the manufacturer. I am glad I was told that "Your purchase is covered by our 3-year repairs warranty" as I think I will need it.

I was missing a screw and the left runner was broken, Thomann were amazing and sent replacements for these, but the replacement shelf runner is also faulty. I cant be bothered trying for another.

Looks great, unless you actually load it up with rack units. If you want something that looks like a studio desk to sit a laptop on go for it, you will look awesome. Try and use it for its real use, good luck!!!

To be clear, Thomann were awesome, they just should not sell such a shoddy product. Five stars for Thomann!

I really liked this table.
I use it for my home audio recording studio.
The table does not wobble. Stands firmly on the floor.
The design of the table is beautiful,
Convenient beveled table top.
In general, the table is not flimsy.

I thought Millennium was bad, but I was wrong.

The table was well packed.
Nothing broke during transportation.

The 27-inch computer monitor fits perfectly on the monitor shelf.
And also the Adam T7v studio monitors fit perfectly.

The table is easy to assemble and disassemble.
There were 2 instructions included with the table.
+ hex wrench.
There is also a cable channel for cable management.
+ cables can be secured with cable ties to the metal partition.

This way I have all the cables nicely tucked away at the table.

I recommend this table for purchase for a home recording studio and sound engineer.

Do not under estimate the quality of this desk! It has a simplistic design, it is solid, well made and robust. I find the design being German, (for a flat-pack), well thought out (in addition).

It has features such as integrated 19" rack with 2x 5 U incl. M6 rack screws and a Keyboard drawer that can hold a 15 kg load!!! It's compact - especially for a small studio or people who like a little corner set-piece in a larger studio...Myself I keep x2 monitors on top shelving, with moving arms (which are quite weighty), I might add. I have a 61 keys synth on the desk with a smaller controller type keyboard on the 'pull-out drawer' with space to put other bits.
However, you can put some of your computer set-up instead, such as mouse/keyboard etc. This is my personal preference...

It's capacity for it's size is great...It is perfect for people who have tight spaces to work in and it holds all so much. I love it!!!

Got this desk for my little bedroom studio, I'm a sound engeneering student and I was looking for something not too big but capable of supporting all my stuffs (lcd monitor, audio monitors, a behringer umc 1820 rack interface, an Alesis q49, mouse and keyboard) and the books I need for study.
The desk is well built and designed, materials doesn't look cheap and looks really sturdy.
It required around half an hour to mount it, the instructions are really clear.

I really can't find any sort of cons for this desk.


TLTR:

Pro:
- Well Built
- Sturdy
- Comfy
- Great for bedroom/home studios
- Easy to mount

Cons:
- None



EDIT AFTER 6 MONTHS:
IF THE DESK STARTS TO GET A BIT WOBBLY, CHECK THE SCREWS ON THE BACK GRILL AND GIVE THEM A SCREW!

I'm a happy owner of this table for 3 months already.

1. Packaging & Assembly
It comes in simple & sturdy packaging that is good enough to protect the table during transportation. Assembly process is not the easiest, but if you have any experience with flat-packed furniture you won't face any major difficulties. But it would be nice to have someone who could assist you around.

2. Quality
There were a few minor dents on the metal stands, though they don't impact structural integrity. Wooden parts finish has tiny waves in couple of places, but they can easily be ignored due to their small size.
Overall, the table feels strong enough, but not rock solid. Mine has a little wobble in X-axis (width). The most questionable area is the keyboard drawer, I can feel it flex if play expressively.

But for the price I've paid for this table, there is nothing to complain about.

3. Overall
It's a great-looking table that would put a lot of stress on your pocket. I believe that I'll be a happy user of mine for years until I'll need to expand to a bigger studio. Despite minor flaws, I'm pretty sure that it's the best solution in a given price range.