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Just an history of stands....


Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 3:16 pm
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noyau wrote:
jeremy wrote:
noyau wrote: oh :(
But I didn't understand exactly, you put synths on paper ? :shock:
Paper box c'est pas des boîtes aux lettres? Ah non c'est Letterbox ça... :lol:

Ca aurait été pas mal des synthés sur des boites aux lettres

(for non french speaking people, I was just mistaking paperbox and letterbox... a synth on a letterbox, cool idea!)
des synthés dans des boîtes aux lettres :mrgreen:
mais des synthés sur des feuilles A4.........
I have no idea what you just wrote, but I looks like you are talking that the box is made of some pieces of A4.
Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 3:18 pm
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I just said that I understood that synths are on A4 paper :?
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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 5:16 pm
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My English isn´t that good to be able to translate -everything-....Google says "cardboard"....

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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 5:18 pm
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PHASEREFFECT wrote:My English isn´t that good to be able to translate -everything-....Google says "cardboard"....

Stef
Ahhhhhhhhh ok, "carton" :D
But is not very strong, no ?
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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 6:23 pm
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I took it was carton or what is called in english, but I still don't get how that can be stable enough to carry a keyboard.

This system probably won't be a solution but I made a cheap solution for my computer setup. I spend about 5,40 euros on 4 arms roiginally made for shelfs to get my microkorg and midikeyboard atached to the wall, I can ofcourse remove the keyboard like with any other stands. I don't think the system is goodfor heavy keyboards, but it can hold my midikeyboard without any problems. My point was that custom work is a possible solution :)

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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 6:27 pm
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Excellent idea Synthesist !!!!!!!!
I have all to do it but I think my walls are too fragile....
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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 6:30 pm
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Yes that could be a problem, only one of my four walls are one of these removable walls made of some fragile stuff.
Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 6:32 pm
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Mire are only BA13 plaster walls....
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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 7:21 pm
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noyau wrote:Hi there :D

I have a problem
I have a D50 and a PG1000 and soon (very soon) a JP8000
My problem is that I dunnow where I'll be able to take my PG1000, I have no desk around my synth so I think the only good idea is an extension for a X stand
For now, I unplug the PG1000 each time I want to go out my room, really annoying :/
And soon I'll buy an A880 so more cables, it'll be a mess.....
Will I be able to take on my X stand the D50+PG1000+JP8000 ?

Regards ;)
...an IKEA solution for the PG1000... DAVE 29,90 EUR

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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 7:23 pm
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Ah yes, good idea too :D
Or, because the PG1000 is not too heavy, something to put TV on !
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Post Posted Wed May 24, 2006 8:25 pm
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Pete wrote:PS PHPBB Guys, what's wrong in my url?
I changed it for ya, should work now ;)
Post Posted Thu May 25, 2006 1:03 am
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noyau wrote:
PHASEREFFECT wrote:My English isn´t that good to be able to translate -everything-....Google says "cardboard"....

Stef
Ahhhhhhhhh ok, "carton" :D
But is not very strong, no ?
Oh yes, they are :). They´re not the cheap sort, they´re consisting of a three-way layer and they´re bear my weight (ca. 67 kg) without problems, presupposed, one sticks them together properly with hot adhesive. Sometimes we receive at work even pallets/120*80*100 containers complete made from carton, which are such often layered, that even i (which can raise in extreme cases up to 100 Kilograms) have problems to destroy them with my hands. Cartons should not be underestimated, what concerns their stability!

Shelves/Boards are a good idea, but I could not fasten those anywhere in my rooms, because the walls here are simply too old . Even my fluorescent tube (approx 5 kg) can can only be hold by five hooks.

Stef
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Post Posted Thu May 25, 2006 1:08 am
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Do you have a pic of that, Stef?
Post Posted Thu May 25, 2006 1:12 am
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GeeJee wrote:Do you have a pic of that, Stef?
Sry, wherther of the cartons nor of my studio, as i´ve sayed before: No camera here....

I´ll buy one in the next time...

Stef
Post Posted Thu May 25, 2006 1:28 am
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The only thing i can say is that i use one carton size (rectangular) for all the needed heights, size ca. 40*30*20. For example: DSS-1 is at the bottom, the carton below stands upright. Behind that is the JP8000, both cartons are lying. Completely in the back is the JX8P, carton below is lying, the other one over it upright. The DSS-Keyboard is so seen at 50cm height, the JP8000 ca. in 70 cm, the JX8-P in ca. 90 cm. Ok, i could do another construction for making even the DSS lying at 70cm and the JX8P to 1 Meter, but the construction is good for me, how it is now. I put (because of the depth) those Synths, which i program less, into the backround, cause it isn´t very easy to program them at this depth.

It was for me the best solution, cause i didn´t had the money to buy keyboard stands for (now) 10 "normal" Synthesizers. And in addition: One can move them easily ;-)

Stef







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