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Since we started our first range of podcast desks 5 years ago, the main change has been the move to video recording rather than just audio. This creates more challenges for the various camera positions for clear headshots and has changed the shape and layout of our podcast ranges. Almost 50% of our podcast desks can come with an electric rise and fall frame for sitting, standing or stool working height. Within the range we have desks that go from a single user (lose gap), up to our ProVoice V6 that can accommodate six guests.

ProVoice V6
The ProVoice V4 is a combination of years of feedback from our customers. It can have casters for moving in the studio for various setups, headphone holders, acoustic inserts for enhanced acoustics, and a universal mic and monitor arm mounting system, which enables all types of mic arms to be used including Rode, Yellowtec, Sure and Wave. It also ships in a fully recyclable box for transport and can be easily assembled on site with an allen key and screw driver.

ProVoice V4
Moving to the Vodcast mic arms has been essential and we have also been asked to create more “news desk” types of podcast desk, so that you can have the wider shot of all the guests, as well as the individual headshots. We have also been asked to incorporate monitors into the front vanity screen, so that various podcast shows can present their logo or animations seamlessly between various shows.

Custom podcast desk
Although we now have a range of 9 specific podcast desk solutions, we also have a custom side to our podcast desk builds. This enables us to customise our clients’ desks with various shapes and finishes to suit their workflow and studio space.

Grand Central ProVoice V4
Please go to the AKA website and see the full range here or email us at sales@akadesign.com. We offer a free layout service on all our podcast ranges, so you can send us the floor plan of your studio and we will drop the scaled desk into the plan. You can then see how it fits in the studio and work out your camera placements etc..
And to get a closer look at the ProVoice V4, take a look at the video below:
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