I make 1-of-a-kind headphone stands with stained wood, rock, industrial pipe :)

[Champagne Horizon]

IMG_20160221_1848121_rewind.jpgHi everyone,
First of all I need to mention that I am a DJ, got started in the late 90's and officially had decks/mixer/setup by 2001, so I am not new to this game... From there (short version) is I mixed out a lot on vinyl, got into the digital controller movement (still have my Technic 1210 M5G's) and even created an iPad controller mapping with Liine's Lemur app from scratch... Anyway, as a side project/hobby/small business I build unique headphone stands using a variety of things, mainly stained wood (I create custom colors for it), industrial metal/steel pipe, and even rocks as the base (yes, rock! Drilled holes in rock, especially Utah red rocks which are unique to my home here I have an easy.com site for selling my hand crafted stands, please feel free to check it out:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChampagneH...=hdr_shop_menu

and "like" my page on:

FBhttps://www.facebook.com/champagnehorizon

[Stephen Nawlins]

Well I watched your Webshop but don't really see the use of this.
I see beautiful wooden stands, I see interesting Headphone stands but this industrial look doesn't really fit in any of the venues I played by now.
I would really love to see you making the design of a entire Club with this industrial touch...a place where your single Objects would fit in and melt into the environment and not look like a Steam Punk at a Star Trek convention
This is the Kind of places I would really love to see.

But thanx for sharing us your Passion and your creations

[Champagne Horizon]

Thank you for the kind words about my stands. These were created out of my desire to have a cool headphone stand for mixing at my house, and I decided to create and sell them for other people wanting the same thing for their own home studio, office, desk, etc. They never had any use for venue purposes, although I could see somebody incorporating an industrial pipe design into some decorating element at a venue, as they are used to make anything from shelves, tables, furniture, etc. Steampunk is quite different too. These I make for people who want an interesting and appealing stand to house their headphones when not using them, or decorative stands to hold their small speakers/monitor speakers/computer speakers also in their home. I appreciate you telling me they look nice, I just wanted to clarify what their intended purpose is!

Cheers,

Brett B
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[Champagne Horizon]

I also have a *FREE mapping I made for DJs who use Traktor... Giant touch-screen control over hatches (jam them like drum pads without "setting" any new hatches as you play), headphone cues, play/pause buttons, sync on/off, BPM double/half/reset, asking master tempo, sync/quantize, and flux mode on/off for all 4 decks, plus a page with dropping "freeze mode" loops where you can adjust the loop size, move it forward or back, or instantly play any of the 16 loop segments instantly like a drum pad! So, it requires an iPad with Liine's Lemur app, then I have the free Traktor .tsi file and dLemur .jzml file, all using midi channel 1 on the iPad/Lemur Daemon. I use mine hard wired with iPad USB cable, and can show pics of the settings for everything, but here is what it looks like...SetRatioCropped300169-champagnehorizonv3picture2.jpg

[Champagne Horizon]

More info:

https://www.facebook.com/champagnehorizon/
https://liine.net/en/community/user-library/view/641/
http://forum.djtechtools.com/album.php?albumid=224

demo vids:


https://www.facebook.com/champagneho...c_location=ufi