Yea I've been thinking about getting one too (need more desk space). The one in the video looks pretty solid, and I don't think there are too many different brands out there. If odyssey makes one I would go with that. Everything they make is solid. But I've only ever seen one brand on ebay for about $80-100. They seem pretty solid tho.
PS that video sucks really hard. I liked the drums he got by the end, but we don't get to hear the finished project, just him f*cking up a sequence, then hitting Stop--> Undo Seq--> Over Dub--> Play Start over and over again, trying to get those hats right... Jeez.

By mr_debauch
Fri May 14, 2010 8:07 pm
I didn't check the thing ... but I think I know what piece of hit you guys are talking about. Are they considered (or sold as) mixer stands?
MPC-Live/Remix16

By The Grublet
Fri May 14, 2010 8:20 pm
I got two.
they work for anything really. even a turntable.
they are sturdy.
only payed 80 for both on craigslist... but thats a steal.
they work for anything really. even a turntable.
they are sturdy.
only payed 80 for both on craigslist... but thats a steal.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."

By mr_debauch
Fri May 14, 2010 8:21 pm
The Grublet wrote:I got two.
they work for anything really. even a turntable.
they are sturdy.
only payed 80 for both on craigslist... but thats a steal.
but they are marketed as mixer stands on the website?
MPC-Live/Remix16

By The Grublet
Fri May 14, 2010 8:27 pm
I guess? I don't know.. it would work for smaller mixers just fine.
it is great for me cause I don't always have everything out at once due to limited desk space... so if you don't need it out, it can stay in the closet on its stand.
but rolling the drum machine up right in front of your face for the first time at a good angle... you wonder why you ever would put another drum machine on a desk.
it is great for me cause I don't always have everything out at once due to limited desk space... so if you don't need it out, it can stay in the closet on its stand.
but rolling the drum machine up right in front of your face for the first time at a good angle... you wonder why you ever would put another drum machine on a desk.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."

By korni
Fri May 14, 2010 10:21 pm
Grub...
the one you have is quik-lok?
Do you know the model?
I wouldnt wanna buy one and be wavening in my studio
Thats why I am asking for details on them.
Yes they are branded as mixer stands.
Just pay attention on the size of it.
The one I am thinking of is just right for the 2kxl
Just quoting:
the one you have is quik-lok?
Do you know the model?
I wouldnt wanna buy one and be wavening in my studio
Thats why I am asking for details on them.
Yes they are branded as mixer stands.
Just pay attention on the size of it.
The one I am thinking of is just right for the 2kxl
Just quoting:
Quiklok QL-400 Mixer Stand
Fully Adjustable Studio Locator Stand for Equipment from 14.4" to 21" (36.5 - 53.5 cm ) Wide. Ideally suited for home,
project, multimedia and professional recording studios. Perfect stand for securely holding studio remote units, digital or
analog multi-track recorders, mid data input devices and small mixers up to 26" (66cm) deep
Features:
Width, depth and tilt adjustable steel platform with padded cushions holds equipment firmly and safely in place
Five wheel, easy roll, injection-molded plastic base with locking casters
Locking height adjustability allows the user to be sitting or standing
Platform dimensions
Width range: 14" to 21" - 36.5 to 53.5cm
Depth range: 11.8" to 16" - 30 to 40.5 cm
Height (side lip): 2" - 5cm
Tilt angle range: 360
Height positions (5): 27.2", 29.7",32.3",34.8", 37.4" - 69, 75.5, 82, 88.5, 95 cm
(measured from platform titl swivel to floor)
Diameter of wheel base: 22.8" - 58cm
Weight Capacity: 80lb - 36.2kg
Weight: 13.8lb - 6.2kg

By The Grublet
Sat May 15, 2010 12:42 am


This is essentially mine..
onstage makes it.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."

By korni
Sat May 15, 2010 7:30 am
I see....
thank you very much.
I'll probablu get mine fron quiklok.....
Regards
thank you very much.
I'll probablu get mine fron quiklok.....
Regards
By Sabotage
Tue May 18, 2010 9:37 pm
I've been trying to find one of these for ages. Seems like there are not alot of them on sale this side of the great pond. If anyone knows of a kosher online dealer in europe that carries either brand, then let me know.

By korni
Wed May 19, 2010 11:26 am
Where are you from?
Have you looked at e-bay?
Also the same company changed name I think
and produces the QL-400 as an MX-400 or something like that.
Hope it helps
Have you looked at e-bay?
Also the same company changed name I think
and produces the QL-400 as an MX-400 or something like that.
Hope it helps



