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Hard for me to use my trailer right now, so been gigging from my Santa Fe. My table won't fit so today I bought this. I have a skirting for it and a lower shelf. It rocks!

http://www.keter.com/products/folding-work-table

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KingBing Entertainment C'mon Up! I have a song for you!!! [font=MS Sans Serif][/font]

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KingBing Entertainment C'mon Up! I have a song for you!!! [font=MS Sans Serif][/font]

ouch...thats a lot for a table.

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Paradigm Karaoke, The New Standard.......Shift Happens

I have a similar table except mine contains 98% of all the plug ins (mics, EFX, A/B switch, cd player, power strips, video converter, hard drive, etc.) with it. Here are a couple pictures of my table. It took me a while to get the layout right and it is way more complicated because a Pioneer CD player is included. It has served me flawlessly for 6-7 years. It is reasonably light at 50 lbs. considering it contains everything except the laptop at that weight. I do have to be careful when carrying it because all the knobs are exposed, but in all the years that has never been a problem.

The design has proven to be very useful in storage (fits in my car's trunk) and gigging (a perfect work height and layout). The total cost was about $125, which included the shelf kit (Home Depot $40), and the table legs minus the table top ($80 online somewhere), and some pvc pipe and joints. It required some other pieces too but not much money... maybe another $20. Now the hours for the design layout is another story. Put it this way my finished product uses 2 shelves and it took 5 to get it right.

Cool setup. The orderly 90's on the inputs are a nice finishing touch.

I would have preferred xlr's but I couldn't get them to fit properly, and even the right angle xlr's were taller than I wanted. I went with all molded balanced 1/4's with various types of connectors on the other end. I had to get a little creative at times. My main reason for the 90's was to reduce the height profile when transporting. Thanks for noticing. I'm not working the next 4 weeks and I am going to completely rebuild the rig and hopefully lighten it up a little by shortening some cables, maybe remove the cd player, then I won't need an a/b switch and the additional cables for that, combine some power packs and get 1 bigger one, etc.

Ps I have 90's on the sends, returns, mains out, and monitor outs as well. I actually had to slice a little of the sides off the 90's to get them that close.

I'd have to disagree w/ya. It's more than a table. For one thing, it will come in handy in my garage. 2nd, it's got a lower shelf, comes in handy when I bring my own drinks. Takes up little storage space or transport space but will more than hold my rack~

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KingBing Entertainment C'mon Up! I have a song for you!!! [font=MS Sans Serif][/font]

A couple of ladies at a show last month both had racks your table might have trouble holding. 8>)