DJSTANDZ CDJ STAND. For CDJ, Mixer and room for sl1200

0:05 This in a second

Alright guys, demo here of a new stand from a company called ProTech Metalwork Ltd. At the moment I've got a CDJ-900 on the top and this guy here is from CAM, it's known as the KCD400MP3. 2000 mixer underneath. Now the stand for the mixer is slightly smaller, you can put that guy on there but... It's possibly more suited for something a little bit smaller. I will show you this in a second. Now one of the main features of this particular stand is it is exceedingly sturdy. Underneath that, I'll show you all of this, a couple of small holes where you can screw down onto your platform. Now the whole idea of units like this is they save space. Either side there you can put some turntables, I'll show you that, and that guy there is...

To stick your headphones on. Let's have another look from a different angle. Right, take away the mixer and straight away you can see a small angle there. Also you've got this piece runs across and up. It's almost adding to the stability. Alright, you've got some perspex there and some holes. Now, the unit itself... What you can do, you can either have this with the LED strip light in there, which is underneath that. I'll show you that when it's a little bit darker. Alternatively, if you don't want it with LED, you can just have it as it is. Right, just to show you as well, the LED units come with this guy here and a power supply. Now you notice a button on there that says pause on it. Now at the moment, that's paused on that particular colour. So if I press that again...

1:59 What I do like about these units is they're great

There we go. So at any time I can pause it on a specific colour, leave it at that. What I do like about these units is they're great. I suppose, you know, you get your mates around, you've got something quite nice to look at, but you could also take this on the road. There you go. Now, you can probably see a couple of Ys dangling around all over the place, but bearing in mind this is not a prototype, but... The other units will look a lot more tidy where the wires are concerned. If we go from the other side. Right, let's get a mixer on there. Right, small point but very, very valid. Very, very, very. Is that the LEDs not only give a good effect from, let's say, the audience point of view, but also from the DJ as well.

Alright, looks a little bit dark at the bottom of the unit, but then bearing in mind, you know, any mixer's going to have a whole bunch of lights flashing and jiggling about, and also the players on the top as well. Alright, looking at it now from the crowd's point of view, you can see this hole here, presume that's where you can stick your cables through, and then also they go from there through to there, and then you can put them around the sides, So audience crowd aren't going to see loads of cables dangling all over the place, which is what you don't really want. Looks a little bit like a spaceship actually. Starship Enterprise. Now I'm going to put my head on the block here. I've given it a bit of a shake and I would say it's possibly so far one of the sturdiest CDJ stands I have ever used in the world.

There may be quite a few out there, but it's the sturdiest one I've had to mess around with. But anyway, Class This is video number one. If you want any information at all, don't forget, check out the lickable clink in the description. It will take you to the ProTech Metalwork Limited website. And if you want any more info on the website, there's always email addresses and telephone numbers and that sort of stuff. I always do my thing on blog TV, so I reckon I'll be giving this a bit of a run for its money over the next couple of weeks, months or even years. So there you go, video number one, practice and enjoy. Cheers, thank you very much.

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