If IKEA were to make a dj'ing table it would look like that!

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Originally posted by Jarvmeister http://www.djfurniture.nl/index.php...id=16&Itemid=33 SOOOOOOO expensive, but trying to find ways to get the funds together for one of these babys. Costs about the same as 1 DJM800 and 2 CDJ1000s!!!!! You tube vid here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsE8...feature=related Sorry if it's a repost............

The problem is there isn't much (if any) room for expansion... it'd be a pain in the arse trying to attach an EFX/laptop/3rd CD stand to that.

And also it's only the perfect size for a DJM800... a lot of mixers might be the same width, but they're different depths so if you changed mixer it'd be worthless to you. And if you decided you wanted to switch to a 19" mixer, again you'd have to can the table.

I'm not sure if I'd even want my CDJs sunk into the surface - I kinda take some comfort in using a few steadying fingers on the right hand side while I'm adjusting the pitch.


I'll take a 19" rack with a couple of square feet of table surface either side any day.

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I would buy this if I cared more about how my gear looked than actually using it.

Thankfully, I don't.

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If you actually bought that, it won't look good in your place most likely, unless you have a million dollar pad that's decorated the same way.

Speaking of furniture, anyone know a place that sells a cheaply priced vinyl shelf or wall unit type of thing? I need a nice shelf to clean up the records laying around my "music room" floor. I checked Ikea and nothing comes up for record/vinyl shelves

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY Speaking of furniture, anyone know a place that sells a cheaply priced vinyl shelf or wall unit type of thing? I need a nice shelf to clean up the records laying around my "music room" floor. I checked Ikea and nothing comes up for record/vinyl shelves

Ikea's Expedit series fit vinyl great and are really cheap. Also they come in various sizes so you can get a big enough system whether you have a big or small collection.

i think they look pretty damn cool, but definitely not worth the price tag.

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Im going to cry....

I was looking at the Expedit series as I was interested in purchasing one, I then find out that you have to attach it to the wall but I only have plastered/hollow walls and not brick

Me r sad

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Originally posted by Simcut I was looking at the Expedit series as I was interested in purchasing one, I then find out that you have to attach it to the wall but I only have plastered/hollow walls and not brick

Wall attaching is completely optional. Of course they suggest it, but if yuo don't have kids around pulling on the top towards the middle of the room, it won't fall down or anything. My dj-stand is a 2x4 expedit with a top half of a lack tv stand on top and with equipment and records on it, it is solid even if it is free standing. Just tighten the screwy-thingies and if you don't see yourself moving anytime soon, use glue in the seams so it'll be even better.

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Originally posted by ovv Ikea's Expedit series fit vinyl great and are really cheap. Also they come in various sizes so you can get a big enough system whether you have a big or small collection.

Thanks mate, I'll check it out!

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Originally posted by Simcut Im going to cry.... I was looking at the Expedit series as I was interested in purchasing one, I then find out that you have to attach it to the wall but I only have plastered/hollow walls and not brick Me r sad

I have this unit, a white one 4 x 4 in white. I have it free standing. It doesn't need to be attached to the wall.