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  1. 22-04-2015, 06:33 PM #1
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    Default New Equinox DJ Booth

    Has anyone got one of THESE if so what's your opinion of them, are they as good as they say they are, in particular are the stand and case durable, and do they stand up to the daily knocks they will inevitably get?
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    I purchased one last year, with the overhead kit.

    So far, mine has been fine.

    Previously I used the 6' Rhino with overhead kit.

    This new stand is quicker to set up, looks more professional, comes with a white cover. (I also purchased a black cover)


    Only issue I have (not really an issue though), is that the bag is bigger than my Rhino bag (and the Rhino bag contains the overhead kit too). The equinox overhead comes in a separate bag. So transport space is increased.
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    I've had one since they came out

    Previously had an S&H which was far superior but didn't have the shelf etc . The equinox could benefit from the hinges being welded or screwed on as the rivets have popped on mine and a few others i know.

    Nothing major though as ill put some screws in the hinges and it'll be new again.
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    Out of interest, what do you currently have? So that I can offer you detail compared to what you currently have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rth_discos View Post
    Out of interest, what do you currently have? So that I can offer you detail compared to what you currently have.
    Modified Ultimax, ultimax micro and DSB Mk2, I'm currently looking at the Equinox or the LiteConsole XPRS to replace the DSB as it's heavy and somewhat cumbersome. The Equinox seems to be the best choice based on price, quickness of assembly, ease of use and residual value.

    Thanks for the reply's so far.
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  6. 24-04-2015, 06:28 AM #6
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    There's no doubt that the LiteConsole XPRS looks amazing, but I discounted it because it looked like it would take a few trips to get it all in the venue.

    The Equinox fits in one bag (plus a second bag if you buy the overhead lighting kit).

    This video shows the main Equinox stand being brought in to a venue: https://youtu.be/4sW1TUnw0r4?t=50s

    It is very quick and easy to setup.

    The overhead lighting isn't as quick - and you'll need a ladder to get it up - especially using the extended height.
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