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what do you think of this Dj stand by QuikLok
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| veezee |
• Sleek, attractive "Z" design is perfect for live DJ performances
• Patent-pending, foldable "Z" structure sets up and folds down in seconds
• Features a spring-loaded, dual pin, height adjustment system that instantly releases and locks the structure into the desired height position.
• Strong, Stable and Safe - Absolutely no shake at all !!
• Accommodates two turntables, full rack or half rack mixer, single or dual CD player
• Turntable holders rotate a full 360º
• Width adjustable platforms
• Constructed with computer-welded, 14-gauge steel
Found it in toronto @ $600 (2 different places) .. cheaper anywhere else?
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| DjJade |
| its friggen expencive. |
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| Prodigy Child |
oh thats in expensive, and theres like nothing to it.....do you get a free toaster to.
ok I'm cool now.
looks pretty good, but ain't worth 600 bux, think of all the vinyls you could get.....sweeeet. |
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| veezee |
that is the only thing holding me back .. ugh, but i have seen them up close, and they are UNF!!
Jay |
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| Dzokayi |
| You could easily have upwards of $3k sitting on that thing.... I would pay ~$400 for a well-built, portable stand. If it lives up to their claims of not flexing, etc. I think it's probably nearly worth the asking price. It's not out of line with say a portable aluminum massage table that has to be able to support at least 600lbs. |
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| veezee |
they are very sturdy... here are the specs..
Specifications: Front to back bottom leg depth: 20.9" - 53 cm
Overall Depth: 22" - 56 cm
Base side to side width: 34.5" - 87.8 cm
Overall width: 64.5" - 164 cm
Top to bottom height positions: 26" (66 cm) to 39" (99 cm)
(measured from floor of first tier to top of base)
Center platform width adjustment range: 7.9" (20 cm) - 20.5" (52 cm)
Frame tubing size: 30 x 50 mm
Weight capacity: 250 lb. - 113 kg
Weight: 57.3 lb. - 25.8 kg
The quiklok site sells them for 549US , in toronto here, they are 599CAD . wierd..
Jay |
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| DJ Nuclear |
| I like my DJ table better. I got it at office max for $50. It's 8 feet long, holds two 1200's, two cd players, a mixer, and my monitors. Folds up in seconds for transport ;) |
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| DJ-Fuq |
| it looks good but $600 is a rip off, probably costs like $30 to make |
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| TwiloNYC |
| I guess it would be cool if you're a mobile jock.... but it just looks too minimalist to me.... no 'cool' factor (like a nice fusion btwn form & function). too industrial, no design form. |
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| pagoda |
$600 can buy alot of vinyl...and you can pick up a cheap table to hold it...
It's a nice idea but I'd never spend that much. |
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| brian |
| For that kind of price, it had better hold two CDJs up on the top there. If anyone gets this and has a mixer about the size of a DJM-5/600 on it, with two TTs, and CDJ(s), please post pictures! :) |
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| teracyde |
| I was just thinking the same thing. That would be a more marketable picture to have that. |
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