| We have provided fine furniture and cabinets
for our systems integration clients many times. My brother Robert Carroll has built the
great majority of these products to our designs and specifications. Through a
combination of systems design expertise and fine joinery we have developed a
winning approach yielding products with beauty and high functionality. We
pay close attention to practical matters such as equipment clearances,
cooling, cable management, lighting, and aesthetics.
Please click on any of the thumbnails for a
high resolution picture or a gallery:
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A huge wall unit, 10' x 12', built
institutionally tough for Stanford University. Part of a systems
integration by DCA, this cabinet was custom designed to house rear
projection, swing racks, and custom controls. |
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This console was designed and built for SPL
Integrated Solutions to their specifications for a high profile global
financial services company located in NYC. You can see it on the SPL Web
site - They made a video of this job for their corporate image web site here.
Please do not think that this is OUR VIDEO! We just built the console for
them. They did the systems integration. |
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Walt Disney Feature Animation Northside
Conference Center, several consoles. |
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Saul Zaentz Film Center Mix B credenza. |
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Mixing outboard rack (credenza) for
Electronic Arts in Redwood City (complete systems integration by DCA) |
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APPLE TV master video control console. |
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Skywalker Sound |
 
Lucasfilm's Kerner studio (before Skywalker) Mix B credenza. Note the
cool inlay, the manual variac lighting control, and the
panel-within-a-panel rear. |
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Sony Music, New York City, mastering console |
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U.S. Senate, new console extension. Fits into
corner of audience gallery and extends operator control surface to allow
for new computer workstation. |
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"Executive Console" designed by David
and refined over several jobs. The trademark rotating turret contains the
AMX touch panel (not shown). This cabinet sits in an empty seat position
in a screening room and can be used by executives to the right, or left of
the cabinet by rotating the touch panel into one of two home positions.
Once there it is in a perfect operating and viewing position. The overhang
in the back gives an assistant some desk space from the next row back, and
conceals Modular Panels located on the back face. Here are provided
tielines for patching in transient equipment. This particular unit was
built for Disney. |
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Walter Afanasieff Studio, outboard, patching,
and keyboard station credenza.
See Project Profile. |
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Warner Bros Feature Animation screening room
control and edit console. |
