Running 1000 mk's but having problem transporting them.

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Fliparix

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Hey guys!

I'm running 2x Pioneer CDJ 1000 mk2's and 1x mk3 and I'v been slowly branching to playing at nights out. The
problems I am running into are

-Transporting them about, I'v looked around for carry cases but can't find anything affordable? Most cases I
found are £70+ a piece and for 3 CDJ's that isn't cheap :/

-When playing at nights out/home after longer mixing sessions I have been getting a stiff & painful neck, anything
I can do to ease the pain a bit during or after mixing?

If anybody has the time to help me out I would be appreciative :)
 
You could always look out for a soft bag for them, theyre usually cheaper than the hard cases.

Your stiff neck is down to your deck height when playing, get a higher table!
 
Maybe try angling the decks up a bit too so you're not bent over the table in order to see the screen.
 
I had the same issue when people kept wanting to use my 800s.. in the end I bit the bullet and bought proper flightcases. Tbh youve spent over a grand on the decks, £70 per deck to properly protect them is well worth it. Will give you peace of mind too. The ones I got you could also take the lid off and slide a bit out in front of the CD slot so you dont have to actually take them out of the flight case to operate them.

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Fliparix said:
-When playing at nights out/home after longer mixing sessions I have been getting a stiff & painful neck, anything
I can do to ease the pain a bit during or after mixing?
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This is RSI, no matter how much you move stuff to be the perfect height etc you will start to ache. Listen to your body init - And raise the table, anything to make it more comfortable.

Flight cases are the dogs, but i just wrapped each CDJ in a blanket which worked lol. if you dont drive like a peenus then this will protect them.
 
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