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Whats your best tricks for fighting the rumbling needles ??!

Saw a picture from Super dub pressure where the Technics where placed on top of styrofoam ? [is this the right word ?] is this a good trick ?

must admit that an old mattress is the best i'v come up with, and the ugly orange pillows thats make you feel like spinning in the bathtub . . .

folding your favorite powerrangers towel in half(or 4ways, depending on how big it is) and placing it under your decks is a cheap but effective sollution

Iv been to raves with concrette slabs under the deckles, not sure if your desk can handle the weight though, mine wont lol.

Try this
http://www.studiospares.com/pd_415465_A ... 0GREEN.htm

JTL wrote:Iv been to raves with concrette slabs under the deckles, not sure if your desk can handle the weight though, mine wont lol.

Yer seen this quite a lot a raves actually. especially dnb raves.

JTL wrote:Iv been to raves with concrette slabs under the deckles, not sure if your desk can handle the weight though, mine wont lol.

Yep, used to use paving slabs to kill the feedback. They work extremley well.

Jtransition wrote:Try this
http://www.studiospares.com/pd_415465_A ... 0GREEN.htm

wicked! easy and quite cheap!

try moving the dj monitor(s) too...sometimes the feedback will be coming from them and not the main club system.

best way is concrete slabs with a squash ball under each corner.

1/2 of a tennis ball under each foot, or a roll of duct tape with rubber bands over them (you seat the tt feet in the empty space of the roll, held up by the rubber bands) are solutions i see all the time. tend to work quite well.

but just like microphone feedback-- getting the right deck-to-monitor placement is crucial.

TeReKeTe wrote:1/2 of a tennis ball under each foot.

is this the same concept as the ducktape ? [with rubberbands and the tt feet in the empty space of the 1/2 tennis ball ?] or is it the opposite way without the rubber bands ?