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Turntable Stands ?
Hello,
For my decks/mixer in my house I just have them on a normal table with a bit of wood across it. Its now giving me a really sore back/neck having to bend down a little to beatmatch and to mix the tunes etc...after 2/3 hours on my decks its getting really painful and it aint good for the posture 
Can everyone post suggestion for deckstands that they have, or me even show me homemade ones? The problem is i'm 6'4" and the ones on the market seem to be for a people a little shorter than me.
greetz
Technaut
I bought a tool work bench at my local hardware store. It is called a Gorilla Bench, cost me about $90 US. It is perfect. I am 6' tall at it is a perfect height. If I think of it I will post a pic.
build one
go and buy some wood, make a table to suit your height and you're good to go
I had this problem and came to the conclusion that its cheaper to actully build one as DJ_Shockwav says, or either go to www.sefour.com as they have an awesome turntable stand for sale, but a bit pricey...
PS Also consider HTFR.com, as they have a selection as well
Moonman
man that sefour stuff is really expensive
..I think I'm gonna have to build me a table..thing is..I'm shit with stuff like that.dont want my decks to be falling off or nuffing like that..
OK, I can't take a picture of mine so here is a picture of it with tools and shit on it...
I didn't install the drawer on mine as I didn't see a use for it. I got my vinyl crates on the bottom along with the head unit for my stereo. My speakers rest on the top shelf. I put a hook in the pegboard to hang my headphones from. I also customized mine a bit. I painted the shelves, the pegboard, and mounted black lights under the top shelf. I think this is a great way to go. It is made of sturdy metal and holds up to 500lbs. As I said before it cost a bit under $90 with tax at my local hardware store. It probally costs less then making a good one yourself.
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| Originally posted by Veldrid OK, I can't take a picture of mine so here is a picture of it with tools and shit on it... I didn't install the drawer on mine as I didn't see a use for it. I got my vinyl crates on the bottom along with the head unit for my stereo. My speakers rest on the top shelf. I put a hook in the pegboard to hang my headphones from. I also customized mine a bit. I painted the shelves, the pegboard, and mounted black lights under the top shelf. I think this is a great way to go. It is made of sturdy metal and holds up to 500lbs. As I said before it cost a bit under $90 with tax at my local hardware store. It probally costs less then making a good one yourself. |

hey man thats a mint idea
Can you tell me how high the table part (the part your decks are on) is from the floor please? Remember I'm 6'4 so i dont wanna be leaning over too much.. 
greetz
Technaut
I want one of these:
http://www.pssl.com/bitemdetail.tpl...002070414171312

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| Originally posted by JohnSmith I want one of these: http://www.pssl.com/bitemdetail.tpl...002070414171312 |
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| Originally posted by DJ LIQUID good lord |
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| Originally posted by Technaut Can you tell me how high the table part (the part your decks are on) is from the floor please? Remember I'm 6'4 so i dont wanna be leaning over too much.. |
i simply use cinder blocks and a piece of 3/4" thick plywood. does the trick just fine and was hella inexpensive.
15 cinder blocks and some wood was all it took.. 3 stacks of 5 blocks.
-mer
I just built one myself. It's high enough that I don't have to bend at all to mix. The table itself comes up to my belly button. Just finished the Cherry Satin stain last night.
I also have 3 levels on it for A.Records B.Amp and tapedeck and then C.Decks and mixer. I also built a Speaker stand with 2 4x4's, 15 inch square tops and 2 legs.
I'll have a picture up soon and I can also put up a pick of the plans I used and the amount of wood needed. All in all it cost me about 100 canadian dollars for the wood and paint etc.. I put it together with all screws for stability. If you have a drill and the bit for the screws you can throw it together in a few hours. With sanding and painting I'd say 4-5 hours work.
Wait till you see the pics, it's like having your own DJ booth at home.
i`m gonna re-make myself this one:
i`ve allready made the drawings for it.. mayb i`ll post some picz when ready..
grtz,
DJ Mantis
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| Originally posted by DJ-Kuza I just built one myself. It's high enough that I don't have to bend at all to mix. The table itself comes up to my belly button. Just finished the Cherry Satin stain last night. I also have 3 levels on it for A.Records B.Amp and tapedeck and then C.Decks and mixer. I also built a Speaker stand with 2 4x4's, 15 inch square tops and 2 legs. I'll have a picture up soon and I can also put up a pick of the plans I used and the amount of wood needed. All in all it cost me about 100 canadian dollars for the wood and paint etc.. I put it together with all screws for stability. If you have a drill and the bit for the screws you can throw it together in a few hours. With sanding and painting I'd say 4-5 hours work. Wait till you see the pics, it's like having your own DJ booth at home. |

I'll do my best. Might take a few days to get a digi cam to my house though.
Ok here are some pics of my stand... my turntables arent here so they aren't included in the pics but ya get the idea.

Just occured to me that Geocities probally doesn't allow image linking so go to this site: PICS
dude someone stole your t-tables and left the slip mats!
Ya! Hey could I borrow yours?
that blacklight looks sweet 
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