How do they stack up? The OneSpace 50-100705 Regallo Expandable Home Recording Desk vs the Calico Designs 55123 Study Corner Desk

Today Music Critic will be comparing the OneSpace 50-100705 Regallo Expandable Home Recording Desk to the Calico Designs 55123 Study Corner Desk. Not sure which is right for you? Read on and find the perfect item for your needs. This article is part of a series called 10 Best Studio Desks for Home Recording

Let's get started by taking a close look at the OneSpace 50-100705 Regallo Expandable Home Recording Desk. This desk by OneSpace offers a lot of quality for a very reasonable price tag. Indeed, you'll be hard-pressed to find comparable quality and versatility for a cheaper price. For anyone on a budget, then you should check this product out.

Now we will have look at an alternative, the Calico Designs 55123 Study Corner Desk. Next up, we've got a desk from Calico Designs that's been created with space management in mind. Not only is it a compact desk that won't take up much room, but it's also designed for the corner of your studio. That frees up even more room. You can simply tuck it into a corner. It's the perfect desk for anyone without too much equipment and who wants a desk that will maximize your space.

Examining the OneSpace 50-100705 Regallo Expandable Home Recording Desk

In particular, this OneSpace desk is an example of an intuitive, versatile design. There are two large work surfaces on this desk. You can also set it up in two different ways. You can either choose to have each of the surfaces stacked on top of one another, or you can slide out one of the surfaces and turn this desk L-shaped.

Taking a closer look at the features of the Calico Designs 55123 Study Corner Desk

This desk comes in a wide range of colors, including silver, maple, blue, purple, and even pink. It's on the small side, as we've already mentioned, with the main work surface measuring 46-inches by 24-inches. There's a large shelf on the bottom for a computer tower and other equipment. That allows you to keep this gear out of sight. There are two elevated surfaces. The main one, as just mentioned, and another, slightly smaller one above that's intended to hold a monitor or small speakers.

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Also see Music Critic's article 10 Best Studio Desks for Home Recording which includes even more information.

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