New Crane Stand!? - Non-Adjustable
New Crane Stand!? - Non-Adjustable Posted on: 30.07.2012 by Azucena Minks Anyone use/seen this guy?http://www.cranehardware.com/product...9d904369939a59 Just wondering how it compares to the fully adjustable version? This one has a set folded position by the looks of it. Could be a good thing | |
| Isa Erik 30.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
And the prices are same - you figure it out. Bussines, folks... |
| Nedra Fresneda 30.07.2012 | From their website
Originally Posted by Luconia
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| Azucena Minks 30.07.2012 | Anyone use/seen this guy? http://www.cranehardware.com/product...9d904369939a59 Just wondering how it compares to the fully adjustable version? This one has a set folded position by the looks of it. Could be a good thing |
| Reda Holdsworth 30.07.2012 | I have both. Spend the extra $$$ & get the nicer one. Well worth it. I picked up mine on ebay for around 125 shipped. Looking back I wasted $75 bucks on the cheaper one IMO. |
| Emely Metz 30.07.2012 | ^ damn....hmm that's some kind of rip off. still contemplating whether i should get this or not...in fact i dont really care where it was built nowadays, just would like to justify the price for that thing & the design really gets my attention. it's just like an ikea product...simple, unique & useable. |
| Isa Erik 30.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
And the prices are same - you figure it out. Bussines, folks... |
| Emely Metz 30.07.2012 | ^ absolutely, it depends on some items....Yamaha HS80M are made in china, i have them & they're great! well, if the steel click stopper is durable enough i'm going to buy it & use them as a cdj stand...the height are just perfect & lots of clearance below. anyone can confirm on how is the click stopper in real situation, does it 'moving/wobble' when the stand are rocked/shaken/try to pull apart? |
| Nedra Fresneda 30.07.2012 | Well, they are charging half the price for this one and don't offer a lifetime warranty like with the original (now called Pro). You can still get the old one if you want to play it safe. I'm guessing it's steel based, aluminum drives costs up pretty fast. They have a name to live up to so I don't believe they are stupid enough to throw away it so easily. Things made in China aren't necessarily low quality. Don't judge a product by it's origin. |
| Emely Metz 30.07.2012 | mass production should they be able to lower their cost for abit....i guess the Amazon people was right..but do the quality would be the same as the original made in the USA? i'm not sure.. |
| Nedra Fresneda 30.07.2012 | From their website
Originally Posted by Luconia
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| Emely Metz 30.07.2012 | ^ i read comments in Amazon said that these new Crane standards stands are made in China? anyone can confirm this since i'm very interested to get the standard ones |
| Candy Vardy 30.07.2012 | I believe I prefer my old classic Crane stand. It was expensive, but it's solid and works great. I did get the sub tray with mine, but I never use the thing lol.... |
| Romelia Stankard 30.07.2012 | It's foldable, looks cheaper than the original though without the clamps. I'm guessing it folds out like an uberstand to a set position. |
| Emely Metz 30.07.2012 | i'm pretty sure the standard one has a tray, just that it's non adjustable |
| Azucena Minks 30.07.2012 | http://www.cranehardware.com/product...products_id/31 i thought this ^^^ one was the standard one? maybe im just a noob haha |
| Latoria Kavulich 30.07.2012 | Thats just the standard version innit? unless originally it didn't come with teh subtray? |
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