Registered: 07/12/07
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Loc: San Tan Valley, AZ
anyone using a portable side table or something to rest your mixer etc on while playing. Maybe a roll up camping table? I'm using the Tonematch and usually have a couple bottles of water out. looking for some ideas for something portable
Registered: 09/09/02
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Mikey... I was using a foldable tv table for awhile...but it wasn't very professional looking or stable...just convenient.
Since leaving it on a job, I got a conductor music stand which holds the mixer, and cordless mic when I need one. The face plate is solid, no holes, and I suppose you could put a glass or bottle of water on it...but I don't usually put liquids anywhere near my electronics.
Mine is similar to the one shown in the link below, except the feet fold up for transport.
#316893 - 02/18/1102:42 PMRe: small portable table for mixer etc?
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travlin'easy
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I made one that fit on the keyboard stand where no one could see it, but it was very easy to access with your right hand. You can find details on how I made it on the PSR Tutorial dot com site.
Gary
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#317037 - 02/20/1107:30 AMRe: small portable table for mixer etc?
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Jerry T
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This may be overkill for your needs, but I've been using the 'ultra' version of this tripod stand. I use it for my module, mixer, tip jar, bus cards and glass of wine. Probably the most stable side table I've encountered ... a little pricey too. Ciao, Jerry http://www.laptoptripods.com/
Registered: 07/12/07
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Originally Posted By: Jerry T
This may be overkill for your needs, but I've been using the 'ultra' version of this tripod stand. I use it for my module, mixer, tip jar, bus cards and glass of wine. Probably the most stable side table I've encountered ... a little pricey too. Ciao, Jerry http://www.laptoptripods.com/
Jerry this seems ideal for the price of the mini. But the classic jumps double and it seems like the only difference is a slightly bigger table top. But I like this one the best so far
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That's the one I got...but I paid over $30 for it. I like it a lot and especially like being able to slant the stand toward me a little for access to my mixer. It looks professional on stage as well. $14 bucks today...WOW! That is a deal. Eddie
#317204 - 02/21/1101:06 PMRe: small portable table for mixer etc?
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Jerry T
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Registered: 09/23/05
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Loc: Phila. 'burbs, Pa. USA
Music stands are good for one item - module, mixer etc... If the bracket was centered-riveted to the desk, I would think it would work out better. You take a chance putting any moderate weight any distance from the bracket/stand connection. Ciao, Jerry
#317255 - 02/21/1107:46 PMRe: small portable table for mixer etc?
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travlin'easy
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WOW! You guys really missed out on The Most Stupid Deal Of The Day (MSDOTD)--mine. I gave two of those away last year cause no one wanted to pay 10 bucks plus shipping on Craig's List for them.
Gary
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Originally Posted By: travlin'easy
WOW! You guys really missed out on The Most Stupid Deal Of The Day (MSDOTD)--mine. I gave two of those away last year cause no one wanted to pay 10 bucks plus shipping on Craig's List for them.