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| Radders2003 |
Hi,
I'm seriously struggling on getting somewhere to place my DJ equipment. I've been searching everywhere for desks, tables and other such things where i can put the equipment. But i have had no luck.
What do you use? And is there a special kind of shop you can buy these things form?
Thanks
Chris |
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| DannyO |
| I find that all the "DJ" desks cost a load, goto Ikea and have a look, or build yourself one out of MDF, then you can get yourself a true custom table and it wouldn't cost much. |
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| beats and beeps |
| I've heard alot of People recommend the "jerker" from ikea. I've seen it mentioned both here, and in the productions studio forum. I think what people like most about it is how it is fully adjustable. So many tables out there are too low for me, and anything that isnt too low seems to be stupidly high. |
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| Freak |
work in progress: still have to add an extra shelf and sort some out, but thats exactly as i bought it.
Took a LOT of measuring and searching for this f\/cker, and i was going to build a similar one anyway!
Dimensions are 200 mm lomg, 32" high and deep enough for a 1200 easily. Its the same height at most dj consoles i have encountered at work- not too low as to hurt your back, but not too high as you need to stand on a box.Pretty much perfect height.
Its long enough for 3 1200s/1210s and a 19" mixer...
Racks and floor space underneath will easily hold over 1000 records
I cant tell you what it is at the mo- simply because im thinking of buying them and selling them on at a profit as Dj tables- simply because it works so well!
Here
Sorted :) |
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| Radders2003 |
| That looks absolutely perfect!! :D :) :) and 49 is very cheap too!! :D |
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| Freak |
dammit you saw before i edited.....
Was going to buy one then offer you it at an inflated price... :)
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| Radders2003 |
| Yes i would definetly buy that table. It looks good. Is it on an auciton on E-bay? Cheers. |
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| cryo |
| quote: | Originally posted by beats and beeps
I've heard alot of People recommend the "jerker" from ikea. I've seen it mentioned both here, and in the productions studio forum. I think what people like most about it is how it is fully adjustable. So many tables out there are too low for me, and anything that isnt too low seems to be stupidly high. |
ill have to vote for the jerker series from ikea as i bought one and it does the job pretty well.
it is fully adjustable like beats said, you can make it a sit down desk or a standup desk and i got the optional swivel shelves to hold my speakers at ear level for monitoring.
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| DJ Lucas |
what i did is i bought a collapsable work table at a hardware store, and put the boxes that my TT and mixer came in on the table, and put my equip on top of them for it to be at the right height. my tables are battle-style so they fit, but that's the way I learned, so...
it looks like crap now, but that can be fixed w/a large piece of fabric.
i got my table at menards. |
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| Freak |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radders2003
Yes i would definetly buy that table. It looks good. Is it on an auciton on E-bay? Cheers. |
No- im just abusing ebays uploading faciluty, as my normal pic uploader has gone AWOL :stongue:
I could tell you where to get it, but then id have to kill you ;) |
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| Radders2003 |
| You will have to kill me then ;) |
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| Radders2003 |
| Ok, i'm thinking of buying the jerker table, it looks good. From the link Here I'm looking at the top 2 search results. I don't know which table to get, the first or second one. What is the difference? And can the second one adjust the surface up and down? Thanks. |
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