I was thinking of buying this to mount a Numark CDN77 dual CD player for use in my home studio. Would it be suitable?
158540
Yes, I think it would be fine. As another has noted, it will be slanted back a little bit. I have a few 19" switches in mine and it's pretty steady.
158541
Most definitely; the 83 degree back-tilt should not be a problem for the CD player. Placing an Amp to the bottom would make it very stable also. I added an extra 1-rack unit blank cross-plate (one for the bottom is included) on top but mounting the gear will provide the same stability.
158542
Yes. It will hold any standard 19" wide rackmount equipment. Note that this rack is designed to be slanted.
764772
if she wants to save space and has the appropriate 3.5mm line in hookup on the cd player, its a decent option. it wont be as powerful, but they are nice for the price. i use it as surround sound in my studio for the tv. good luck!
1621848
I believe it would work for that, I use it to pick up sound from a HP DV6 and a cheap 5-cd changer and dump to a 5-channel audio controller, and it seems to work well. Been functioning for me for more than a year now.
1880421
Technically yes, but I wouldn't really recommend it for a CD Player. CD Player/Cassette Deck would sound incomplete without the Stereo Effect. Marshall MS-2's sound is more like mono and it won't shake up the floor but it's good enough for Bedroom Jam.
150360
No, it will not work for your application.. This has RCA ENDS ON IT, YOU NEED TO GET ONE THAT HAS THE 3.5 mm female ends on it. (What is it getting hooked up to ? ) and we can go from there.
1328617
I would think as long as you have a stereo that can accept it and a place to mount it, why not.
277557
Agree to other response. I believe you could mount it away from the front a little; maybe an inch or so. The main confer is being able to put a Cd in.
1388738
I can see no reason why not. The mounting points should be the same as on an optical drive.
1736924
I have mine between my separate preamp and amp. Not knowing your equipment, I would suggest putting it on a tape monitor if you have one. Otherwise, I would put it between the CD player and the receiver. You just need RCA cables. It'll take 1/4" unbalanced cables too. Let me know if you need more help or more about what it ACTUALLY does.
940522
I am not familiar with that speaker but as long as it falls within the weight specifications of the wall mount you should be fine. They work well for me. I have two sets of speakers mounted using them.
443762
I use mine to connect from head phones of edrums to radio/cd player. Can't say about your connection. I would make sure the 1/8" connection is the right application though.
1707425
I just have an audio mixer sitting on it. It would likely hold a desktop computer in the retracted position easily. Extended is what I'd question. If it's a low profile typical desktop PC box then it would be okay. But not a more server-like computer.
2040750
If a small shelf would be good enough, then these brackets are way too big anyway. I'm no audiofile, and don't know much about speakers, but don't they have screw-holes in the back for mounting? I'd find screws (probably machine screws) that match those sockets, go to Best Buy or some equivalent and tell them what you're trying to do. I'm sure they have brackets that will be perfect for you needs.
2192196
Thats exactly what i use it for and it works great. The only thing you have to remember is that it will turn. your stereo signal into a mono signal, which most would find unacceptable for headphone monitoring in a studio scenario but if you just want to rock out in your headphones it will work in reverse alot more comfy than the bulky adapters you would get elsewhere.
909414
Yes, it should be fine to use in those applications, be sure to experiment in small ammounts at first however.
1479011
It will not be as noiseless as a higher-end pre-amp or A/D interface, nor will it have as much gain as a dedicated pre-amp. It's a more fast-and-dirty solution than a home studio centerpiece. Chose instead a dedicated USB audio interface if you need studio quality, but if you're just doing youtube voiceovers, it'll sound fine.
2132323
Yes, If the CD player has the standard headphone jack 3.5 mm (approx. 1⁄8 inch) it should work fine and support stereo sound.