Good for you for being innovative. I’ve got a couple of these in the loft not doing anything, and although I won’t be using them for the DT, it’s nice to see people thinking about the planet and using what they already have. And it saves forking out for another stand.
ebay special. metal, sturdy. good enough for my purposes!
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i should ask Kay the person who made the hybrid fabulousness
with the OTmkII coming i probably wouldn’t use a Digitakt if i bought one, however i am thinking about buying two or three anyway, also buying a few computer monitors for the stands, not that i would use the monitors either, and essentially creating a standing artwork of mounted Digitakts.
then maybe repurpose the unused lcd screens into a workbench or coffee table.
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Assuming these all work with the Heat, too? Including screw lengths etc?
it looks really cool but there appears to be no lock-off mechanism and so it is going to be working with an inverse virtual movement-smoothing stability mechanism based on gravity and physics to hold a 10kg screen in place whilst at the same time being fairly easily adjusted.
so this height-adjustable groovy stand would not in fact be appropriate for drum machine activity.
tap away for ten minutes and that height adjustable angle mechanism is going to lower itself by a couple of centimetres.
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Ah ha of course, good point!
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is it this one?
Is the angle steep enough though?
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yup.
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Hey man, this looks good! Has the stand got rubber pad under it? Or at least space to put some?
How does the under and back look like?
Just checked the ebay page for it but couldn’t see it under all angles.
Thanks!
Hi
All Our Elektron desktop stands comes supplied with rubber feet and and all fittings needed.
Here are some pics and links to the range we currently do for Elektron units.
Cheers 
I got one of those (plus one for the bigger Elektrons - seen here) and they come with rubber pads to put on the bottom. The back/underside is hollow and open, handy for hiding cables or other small devices.
edit: didn’t notice @konjo’s post above 
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Thanks mate. Another question, does the DT has to be screwed to the stand at all times or DT rubber pads fit the square holes on the panel so it just sits without sliding down?
Thank you
time for this thread to be closed, it’s gone way off topic.
It Needs to be fixed in via the four vesa mount holes. you can just lay it into the square rubber feet holes, but may slid slghty.
Hi Elektronauts,
I was always surprised by the prices for a simple piece of wood or plastic cover. Well it is useful but … well, i found a very good idea from Elektron to put standard VESA holes.
Time ago, i was looking for a monitor desktop mount but could not find professional quality under 120Eur. Until I found a german company that sells cheaper, and with the luck of a bargain, i could afford two for…60 Eur.
Quality as expected, It changes my desk life 
forever.
The name is ‘North Bayou’
I just wanted to share it with you 
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these are so very cool i must buy three and also the Digitakt, Digitone, and Heat.
incredibly well priced. nice to see reasonable pricing on excellently designed objects.
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Due to this thread i bought this one:
K&M Vesa Mount
I use it in my Live-Setup with my Band @ a Mic-Stand beneath my Sub37 - it works out phantastic!
The Plate can be easily unmounted from the stand & stays on the Unit
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Do you think it would hold something like a 9u case ?
Invision® PC Monitorarm - Ergonomische Gasgestützte Vollbewegliche Einarm-Tischhalterung für 43-68,5 cm (17"-27") Bildschirme - Neigbar mit Klemme - VESA 75x75-100x100 mm. Wiegt 2-6,5 kg (MX150) https://www.amazon.de/dp/B078S8PD19/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_h-VKAbWCM20DX
More or less the same thing, for 28€
Cool in conjunction with
DIGITUS Universal Notebook Halter, für Gasfederhalterung Monitor Tischfuß, bis zu 15" Laptops, VESA 75x75, schwarz https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01HOCOPSE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_X.VKAbREJMFC7
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now all we need is an adapter to use the other machines with vesa as well.
Easy to build!