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i need a damn table...omg
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| xstalkrx |
im using two chairs to hold up my subs. then on top of the subs i have my turntables. my amp is on top of some box on the ground. it looks ugly as hell.
where can i find a nice...cheap...high table. I'm 6 foot 2 inches tall. |
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| Vlad |
Option 1: Build one.
Option 2: Ikea. |
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| djshtr |
http://www.fritzproaudio.com/Details.asp?ProdID=231
$116 shipped.
The owner is really cool and shipped it out quickly. They have one thats a little bigger, but the 5422 is 54x22 and holds a 12" mixer and two 1200s.. adjustable height, carpted and looks really neat.
now if only i can build a stand for my CDJ200s.. :( |
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| punjabi |
| that looks real nice |
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| Psiweaver |
| I would probably suggest building your own. |
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| Xtracktor |
| quote: | Originally posted by Psiweaver
I would probably suggest building your own. |
+1 just got my 2' x 4' particle board from lowes today....$5 ;) |
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| Ludikruz |
Hey.
Im 6'3".. what I use now is the rack storage shelving. You have to get something semi heavy duty though. They usually come in a box that has 2 half racks that you can combine and make 1 tall rack. I just use the half racks side by side, with a heavy duty particle board laying accross both. Its pretty decent height (not too low) and the solution cost around $40. |
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| Omega_Blue |
| i use a big ass computer desk. it fits my TT's, cd decks and mixer perfectly. |
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| CosmoKid |
go to ikea and buy a base kitchen cabinet. the doors are extra and you dont need them. it also comes with shelves that will fit records.
cost - $50
the cabinet is as high as the countertop in your kitchen is.
then buy a piece of particle board. cut it to the size you want and attach it to the base cabinet. you can even buy a 1 x 4 and attach a lip around it.
paint it all the same color and your done.
total cost is around $70.
i built one this way, but more detailed then i am explaining. |
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| sr126 |
put a 42"x 72"x 1 1/32" board on top of your tv like i did! hahaha...
now my the top of the board where everything is sitting is about 41" off the ground. i love it. bye bye back pain. hehehe.. i'm just 5'6"-5'7" so my turntables and mixer are almost up to my . ahem, i mean pecks. *cough, cough*
i'm short, and i can't stand it when the table is just waist high. i don't like doing the "spiderman" when i mix.
must be hell for taller people. |
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| Spirit5 |
| quote: | Originally posted by djshtr
http://www.fritzproaudio.com/Details.asp?ProdID=231
$116 shipped.
The owner is really cool and shipped it out quickly. They have one thats a little bigger, but the 5422 is 54x22 and holds a 12" mixer and two 1200s.. adjustable height, carpted and looks really neat.
now if only i can build a stand for my CDJ200s.. :( |
I'm looking for a new table, that one seems interesting. I have this cheap plasticy folding table from KMart that is kind of dented in a little because of my TTs that I had on top of it for two years. Now I have my CDJs that I put on my TTs flight case. Is this table pretty sturdy? |
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| djshtr |
well if you mean sturdy in terms of weight, i think it can hold 200lbs.. i wouldn't sit on it, but i'm sure that if i could it will have no problem...
if you mean sturdy in terms of wobble, then it does wabble a bit.. if i'm going crazy scratching, the table does move a little bit, but not enough to cause the record to scratch. As you can see it has 4 independant feet, unlike most computer decks that have a connection between the two rear feet.. |
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