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Headliner HL22000 Avalon Dual CDJ Stand

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Headliner HL22000 Avalon Dual CDJ StandThe fully adjustable Headliner Avalon Dual CDJ Stand is designed to elevate a pair of Pioneer CDJ 3000, Denon DJ SC6000M, or similar sized media players off the DJ booth surface, leaving room for turntables or additional decks on either side of your mixer. The twin CDJ arms can be positioned at any height up to 19" above your workspace. Once set in place, they are secured with a bolt locking system to keep them from moving around during performances.

The fully adjustable Headliner Avalon Dual CDJ Stand is designed to elevate a pair of Pioneer CDJ-3000, Denon DJ SC6000M, or similar-sized media players off the DJ booth surface, leaving room for turntables or additional decks on either side of your mixer.

The twin CDJ arms can be positioned at any height up to 19" above your workspace. Once set in place, they are secured with a bolt locking system to keep them from moving around during performances. The trays pivot and tilt independently and feature lips at the top and bottom to hold your gear in place. Each tray is 12" wide with a variable depth of 14 to 18" making them compatible with smaller media players to the full-sized CDJ line.

Specifications

  • Dual CDJ stand with independently adjustable twin arms
  • Trays fit most single-deck CD and media players including CDJ-3000, CDJ-2000NXS2, CDJ-2000 Nexus, CDJ-900NXS, XDJ-1000MK2, XDJ-700, DJS-1000, SC6000M, SC6000, SC5000M, SC5000, and NDX500
  • Base plate fits most DJ mixers including DJM-2000NXS, DJM-900NXS2, DJM-900 Nexus, DJM-900SRT, DJM-850, DJM750MK2, X1850 Prime, Xone:96, Xone:43, Xone:43C, Xone:DB4, Xone:PX5, and more
  • Heavy-duty powder coated steel base plate
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