NEW NI Kontrol Stand!!!
NEW NI Kontrol Stand!!! Posted on: 28.02.2013 by Kasandra Kreindler http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/traktor/dj-accessories/bags-cases-and-control-media/traktor-kontrol-stand/pricing/This is Awesome!!! but they really need to rebelieve the price | |
| Alla Bluemke 28.02.2013 | I guess I'm not replacing the the paper back books I currently use. Works better and cost nothing! |
| Lang Abriel 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by fokaisnake
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| Lang Abriel 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by antifmradio
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| Libbie Orion 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Rukks
there was mention of shortening the cord as well (like its not too short already?) and why would they do such a thing? to create room or reason for another accessory. The cord extension cord... no i am NOT kidding |
| Nevada Edgette 28.02.2013 | The only reason I would get these is so I could have my X1/F1 standing flush next to my Z2. And also, this protective config seems pretty cool. 82dff5fbbc.jpg |
| Annalisa Shogren 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Rukks
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| Lang Abriel 28.02.2013 | I almost want to go into my shop, make about 200 of these and sell them on the community
s for 5-10 bucks a pop. I would make a profit, community
users would be happy, it would take a chunk out of NI profits, and send a message to NI. Its not like they spent 20,000-30,000K on a patent for a stand so I see no issues Profit from the accessories business model is falling out quick, especially for technological products. Customers see through it and get pissed more than anything, its not worth the risk anymore. I bet apple will start including more accessories and reducing their cord prices etc.. in the next few months. |
| Annalisa Shogren 28.02.2013 | It will only be a thin material like bag. |
| Kasandra Kreindler 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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| Annalisa Shogren 28.02.2013 | I actually like it. I wouldn't buy it, as my setup is static and I'd have to lift it out each time to slide it IN to the unit. But I believe it looks flossy. |
| Joetta Zhuk 28.02.2013 | Is it me or is 50 euros a lot for some bended aluminum and some rubber? All those stands, they're way overpriced. If you go to any whitesmith he can produce the same for less than half the price, and it will only take 10 minutes. |
| Jennell Danio 28.02.2013 | If anything we can hope that the bag prices will decrease like every other time NI releases a "better and newer" product |
| Libbie Orion 28.02.2013 | wow Sorry guys. I didnt know this topic was here. I posted my own. Here is the link and what i said; http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=68234 So this just released today. The TRAKTOR KONTROL STAND Detailed Info Click image for larger version. Name: TRAKTOR_KONTROL_STAND_intro_CE.jpg Views: 2 Size: 18.9 KB ID: 16112 Click image for larger version. Name: 983004a31b.jpg Views: 2 Size: 6.2 KB ID: 16113 Have to say i believe im going to be pretty unimpressed at the design of this thing. I have to apologize in advance if i am completely wrong. And to that, if i am, i will fully admit i am wrong. Here is my deal; Im just noticing how its constructed, and of what materials its made + the little rubber "feet" it has to hold the F1 / X1 in place. When i look at something, i try to imagine it in its full scale use. Not just for a beginner but also for a massive user. This looks like if you were going to go full scale and start finger drumming an F1, or really going at it on an X1 til they started to smoke, the biggest problem you are going to have is going to be that either one of the F-units are going to bounce around a bit. When an F1 or X1 are placed directly on a tabletop, they are fully stable. No bounce, and hard to nudge. Imagine if you will that you start really tweeking knobs, bangin a fader (F1) or really drumming on either one of the units, what do you believe is going to happen. On a tabletop, you get no movement On a U-Frame shaped aluminum setting with rubber feet, the vibration has to go somewhere and it AINT going to go to the table. So its going to reflect back up into the unit......... yes i know i am WAY over analyzing it but hey, thats what i do, and thats why i have NEVER returned a piece of Dj gear . I know anyone ( or everyone ) can reply and say, "Hey well, the device is just not for you, and no one is forcing you to buy it." You would absolutely be correct. But hey... this is the free world we live in, and im just speaking my mind. Much like the lot of you did in that last DJTT TV Article on the front of the blog did (WOW, SOME of you guys got really harsh) Anyway. Im just curious about the opinion of anyone else on this design weather or not you are in the same boat with me, is fine. |
| Kasandra Kreindler 28.02.2013 | http://community
.djranking
s.com/showthread.php?t=68229 Beat ya to posting |
| Libbie Orion 28.02.2013 | The TRAKTOR KONTROL STAND’s rugged aluminum frame provides a solid base for yourTRAKTOR KONTROL F1 andX1 when performing. Rubber locating pins keep your controller locked to the stand. Large rubber feet assure slip-free stability on any surface, keeping your F1 or X1 under your fingers at all times. |
| Libbie Orion 28.02.2013 | So this just released today. The TRAKTOR KONTROL STAND Detailed Info TRAKTOR_KONTROL_STAND_intro_CE.jpg 983004a31b.jpg Have to say i believe im going to be pretty unimpressed at the design of this thing. I have to apologize in advance if i am completely wrong. And to that, if i am, i will fully admit i am wrong. Here is my deal; Im just noticing how its constructed, and of what materials its made + the little rubber "feet" it has to hold the F1 / X1 in place. When i look at something, i try to imagine it in its full scale use. Not just for a beginner but also for a massive user. This looks like if you were going to go full scale and start finger drumming an F1, or really going at it on an X1 til they started to smoke, the biggest problem you are going to have is going to be that either one of the F-units are going to bounce around a bit. When an F1 or X1 are placed directly on a tabletop, they are fully stable. No bounce, and hard to nudge. Imagine if you will that you start really tweeking knobs, bangin a fader (F1) or really drumming on either one of the units, what do you believe is going to happen. On a tabletop, you get no movement On a U-Frame shaped aluminum setting with rubber feet, the vibration has to go somewhere and it AINT going to go to the table. So its going to reflect back up into the unit......... yes i know i am WAY over analyzing it but hey, thats what i do, and thats why i have NEVER returned a piece of Dj gear . I know anyone ( or everyone ) can reply and say, "Hey well, the device is just not for you, and no one is forcing you to buy it." You would absolutely be correct. But hey... this is the free world we live in, and im just speaking my mind. Much like the lot of you did in that last DJTT TV Article on the front of the blog did (WOW, SOME of you guys got really harsh) Anyway. Im just curious about the opinion of anyone else on this design weather or not you are in the same boat with me, is fine. |
| Breanne Penge 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by mattmangrease
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| Dione Haimes 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by DirtyNerd
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| Leota Dolney 28.02.2013 | I'm at work...so I can't check now...do the X1 and F1 have "slots" on their underside for the little tabs shown on the stand? |
| Lang Abriel 28.02.2013 | Lets not over-react, alot of engineering went into making that bent piece of aluminum |
| Sally Walkowiak 28.02.2013 | http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60150176/ Just cut this thing to the width you need and polish down the sides. |
| Kasandra Kreindler 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Cook
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| Dione Haimes 28.02.2013 | wooo $50 for a shaped piece of aluminium. |
| Kasandra Kreindler 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by mattmangrease
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| Sally Walkowiak 28.02.2013 | Calm down, it's hardly awesome. |
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