Guys could you please advise me? I have two XDR monitors arranged like this. Of course, the desk is not perfectly level, so I cannot align the displays nicely with each other. Also, when I move them, it does not make a very nice sound when metal rubs against metal. Do you have any ideas what I could stick onto the edge of the monitor? Has anyone here ever dealt with something similar? 🙂 Thank you.
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Dual studio monitor arrangment
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velocityg4
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there is daisy chained monitor and i dont want cable to be visible- so looking for no gap solution
I had two ASD monitors, and because of their weight, they actually caused the desk to bow. Even worse, they were both non-adjustable and came from the factory at different heights! I have no idea how that happened, but my OCD was severely triggered.
To solve the height issues, I cut napkin/paper towel squares to put under the stand so they wouldn't be visible, and it would lift up whatever side I needed to level them out. To prevent them from rubbing in the middle, I kept them slightly separated. However, if your desk isn't strong enough and wobbles when typing, you might want to invest in a more stable one.
To solve the height issues, I cut napkin/paper towel squares to put under the stand so they wouldn't be visible, and it would lift up whatever side I needed to level them out. To prevent them from rubbing in the middle, I kept them slightly separated. However, if your desk isn't strong enough and wobbles when typing, you might want to invest in a more stable one.