ODYSSEY CTBC2060 Carpeted Folding Dj Table with Adjustable Leg System

Worked very well. The length of the legs is just a tad difficult to adjust at first--you have to really press in on the little pop-out button to push it in and free the leg for adjustment--but once you get the hang of it, you won't have any problem customizing it to fit vertically. The carpet is a smooth black fuzz, not plush or anything--but who would really want actual carpet anyway? It's in excellent shape. Rounded metal corners are a nice touch too. In fact, I'm highly likely to get another one for my home office.The table itself is stable for a platform of this type. I wouldn't hold elephant dances on the top of it, but the folding legs snap confidently into place and it would take a pretty big shove with malice aforethought to knock the table down once it is in place.

This is very nice table. Really like the carrying handle. I bought it to use in our temporary office during Covid 19 to stack file boxes upon. It's narrow and is well constructed. I don't care about the carpeted top I was looking for a table with adjustable legs in these dimensions so I settle on this table.

A-.overall.Would be an A+ but adjusting the height was difficult. Very hard to take off initial low height setting and very hard to lock new setting into place. It's just the little metal button that you push into a whole before sliding the metal tube of the lower leg into place and then lock at desired height by letting the button pop out at the desired setting but it was impossible for me to push in at all (poor hand strength) and the person I asked to help then found the bottom almost impossible to pop back out once it was in place. It was about 2 inches lower than ideal once it was all set up and I just decided to leave well enough alone because adjusting was so hard. 4 legs took about half an hour and for a minute there we thought we were going to have to return it.BUT it's still getting an A- because everything else is great. I've heard complaints of wobbling when it's raised too high but set for my height (I'm 5ft) no wobble unless I purposely shake the table and then t's minimal. If you took it to a mobile show someone bumping into it full force would certainly skip a record needle, but it wouldn't topple the rig. It's not build for mobile though, very heavy and it is one solid peice rather than folding in the middle... bad if you want to pack it up but GREAT if you're putting heavy equipment on it long term because you don't have to worry about dip and sag under the weight. The carpeting is thing and rigid just like on Odyssey boxes and I expect it's dampening some vibration.I'm using two Technic 1200mk2 and a DJM900 nxs mixer, set battle style and there's a bit of room at the end, I have lamps and my record brushes etc there but I estimate there'd be room for a smaller style of cdj's as well if I cleared the space. There appears to be room to have the turntables turned standard position instead. I don't have road cases on my gear but I believe most would fit just eyeballing it.So pain to set up, but strong enough for the heavy rig and sturdy enough to mix away on without swaying. Carpeting is a nice touch. No fold in the middle for added stability of the perfectly level surface. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a dj table rather than taking your chances on something not meant for our heavy and precious equipment but only for home use, just too cumbersome for mobile.

I needed an extra table to sit the TV on that I recently added in order to display Karaoke lyrics to those that are interested in having fun singing at my gigs.

Not very sturdy the higher it goes, at the setting I have it at it is perfect and I am 5'11", after you weigh it down with equipment it gets a little sturdier. I think its a little overpriced, but it works well for what I needed

I like the versability of height adjustments. This item works well for making these height adjustments. I usethis table for setting up my equipment for karaoke night. This is a well built unit with no defects that I havefound.Alan Cameron

The claim this is sturdy it gratuitous at best, my experience has been otherwise. It was so unstable I purchased another table that works as advertised and only use this for a mixer that weighs 19 pounds and a light controller that weighs 7. Anything more than that I would not trust it to hold safely. The spring-loaded dimple stops, once depressed to adjust the height, would not release and broke the second time they were used on one leg. Another broke shortly thereafter and I wound up drilling them out, then drilling holes completely through the legs and using bolts and wingnuts to secure the height of the legs. Not what I expected for the price of this unit, it looks pretty but it's not meant for anything but looks in my opinion.

CONS: Legs are flimsy and has more movement than what I am comfortable with. I had my laptop stand and mixing control unit on it with the legs extended out. Made out wood so it has some weight to it.PROS: It is large enough to handle two CD tables, mixing control and laptop. Hole to run your wires through. It's convenient for quick set up.