Media Lectern with Plexiglass, 24-inch Monitor + Prompter, and 2 Anti-shock XLR Microphone Sockets
PLN7,195.50
VAT included
MZP-T1-P2-24c
This is a media lectern featuring two SAMSUNG 24" LF24T370FWR monitors. One monitor is integrated into the front panel, and the second serves as a teleprompter in the top surface.
The lectern is equipped with a Dell Optiplex 7050 Micro i5-6500T 16GB 256GB computer, two anti-shock XLR sockets with Behringer TA 312S dynamic microphones, a wireless USB Slim keyboard and mouse, and a surge protector.
Lectern Dimensions:
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Total Height: 120 cm
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Total Width: 65 cm
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Total Depth: 50 cm
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Front Panel Width: 60 cm
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Top Surface: 65 x 50 cm
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Base: 65 x 50 cm
Materials:
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Top Surface: 10mm clear plexiglass
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Legs and Shelf: 10mm black plexiglass
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Base: 2x10mm = 20mm black plexiglass
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Front Panel: 5mm clear plexiglass + black frame (UV print)
Please Note:
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Should any of the above-mentioned RTV models be discontinued, we will install an equivalent. New models will be at least of the same class, and typically, the equipment will be superior due to technological advancements.
This information pertains to the lectern model itself.
The dimensions of the lectern are somewhat dependent on the chosen monitor(s). The lectern pictured was specifically prepared for "Stacja Muzeum" - the Railway Museum in Warsaw, designed for 24-inch Samsung LF24T370FWR monitors.
Its dimensions are as follows:
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Total height: 120cm
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Total width: 65cm
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Total depth: 50cm
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Front panel width: 60cm
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Top surface: 65x50cm
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Base: 65x50cm
As of December 2024, the lectern itself (without monitors, sockets, and anti-shock mounts) cost the client 2750 PLN net + 23% VAT. The aforementioned cost is for the lectern structure only. The lectern then had two 24" Samsung LF24T370FWR monitors and other audiovisual equipment installed.
A similar lectern can be made for 21-inch monitors, which would be relatively cheaper. The cost would be lower by approximately 280 PLN net, due to material cost differences.
Information on Monitors, Anti-shock Sockets, and Microphones:
When purchasing RTV equipment, expect additional costs in the following ranges:
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XLR microphone socket + 2-3m output cable: 60-120 PLN net/piece
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Anti-shock mount for XLR microphone socket: 230-280 PLN net/piece
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Condenser microphone (gooseneck): 300-600 PLN net/piece
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24-inch LCD monitor: 400-800 PLN net/piece
Prices vary depending on the model, manufacturer, parameters, quality, etc.
In summary:
A fully equipped lectern (with two anti-shock mounts and XLR microphone sockets + two monitors + two microphones + delivery) typically ranges from 4900 PLN to 6800 PLN net + 23% VAT (prices as of December 2024).
The final price depends on the cost of the selected equipment. In our opinion, a lectern with equipment around 5500 PLN net should satisfy most clients. More expensive equipment may not significantly improve the quality of the item. However, the choice of media and final decisions are left to the client.
Manufacturer: ARTCOP
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This is a media lectern featuring two SAMSUNG 24" LF24T370FWR monitors. One monitor is integrated into the front panel, and the second serves as a teleprompter in the top surface.
The lectern is equipped with a Dell Optiplex 7050 Micro i5-6500T 16GB 256GB computer, two anti-shock XLR sockets with Behringer TA 312S dynamic microphones, a wireless USB Slim keyboard and mouse, and a surge protector.
Lectern Dimensions:
-
Total Height: 120 cm
-
Total Width: 65 cm
-
Total Depth: 50 cm
-
Front Panel Width: 60 cm
-
Top Surface: 65 x 50 cm
-
Base: 65 x 50 cm
Materials:
-
Top Surface: 10mm clear plexiglass
-
Legs and Shelf: 10mm black plexiglass
-
Base: 2x10mm = 20mm black plexiglass
-
Front Panel: 5mm clear plexiglass + black frame (UV print)
Please Note:
-
Should any of the above-mentioned RTV models be discontinued, we will install an equivalent. New models will be at least of the same class, and typically, the equipment will be superior due to technological advancements.