LAPTOP STANDS for DJing

ostost Montreal 1,375 Posts
edited April 2012 in Strut Central
What do you use & / or recommend for djing (I am only using it for a laptop & maybe the Serato interface box)?





The fact that the Odyssey stand lowers when you put pressure on it is a big concern.

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  • MurdockMurdock 542 Posts
    Here you go...
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  • Big_ChanBig_Chan 5,088 Posts
    If I was DJing out I would play all vinyl. A pair of 1200s and a Gemini 2200. OLD SCHOOL.


  • ostost Montreal 1,375 Posts
    Murdock said:
    Here you go...

    Cheap but a little too wobbly.

  • HarveyCanalHarveyCanal "a distraction from my main thesis." 13,234 Posts

  • ostost Montreal 1,375 Posts
    HarveyCanal said:

    I think we have a winner.

  • MurdockMurdock 542 Posts
    Are you sure? My option doubles as a record bag as well...

    Murdock said:
    Here you go...

  • Laptop stands bore the shit out of me

  • MurdockMurdock 542 Posts
    TheKindCromang said:
    Laptop stands bore the shit out of me
    I agree with you that laptop stands bores the shit out of you ...

  • ostost Montreal 1,375 Posts
    I thought this might be useful to others.

    Stanton Uberstand
    Cons:
    -its base is 10" wide (outer measurement) & 8.5" wide (inner measurement) which means that it will NOT fit underneath a turntable if it is placed battle-style (i.e. tonearm at the upper left corner) & it will not fit between the two turntables (with the mixer) either unless you have a really wide mixer.
    -the metal rods are quite easy to bend despite the main structure being quite solid.
    -no height adjustability
    -moves alot

    Pros:
    -the interface tray is quite solid & holds the item well


    Odyssey M LSTAND

    Cons:
    -too many loose parts
    -takes too long to setup
    -base is quite wide as well
    -heavy

    Pros:
    -best height adjustability
    -has clamping capability (useful in small dj booths)

    Crane Pro

    Cons:
    -expensive
    -the tray is pretty shitty. For an item like this with so much consideration for the design, the tray just isn't secure & does not stand well

    Pros:
    -lifetime warranty
    -replaceable & upgradable parts (the creator says they will continue developing on the basic design so that there is continuity)
    -solid
    -fits perfectly well under either turntable,cdj's or mixers (very small base surface & versatile positioning)
    -some height adjustability, good angle/slant adjustability

    I now have the Crane Pro.

  • King.LeweyKing.Lewey 66 Posts
    Big_Chan said:
    If I was DJing out I would play all vinyl. A pair of 1200s and a Gemini 2200. OLD SCHOOL.


    Call that old school? I only play 16" records when I play out, I use two copies of old war time addresses
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