would extremely unlikely ever buy it for regular price, but for $99 – sort of no-brainer.
intention: using & editing Zen-Core presets without MC-707/MC-101.
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Tama Pancake Jam, with silent cymbals from Millenium. I always wanted to have drums and learn to play, and now that I have the space to have it, plus an incredible sale on Amazon, I couldnt say no to myself.
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Got a link?
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Unfortunately not, I bought it last year and I believe it was a pricing mistake, cause I paid around EUR 150 for the 4-pieces set, but was delivered few monts after.
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Ah, a stroke of luck, then! I’ve been eyeballing a similar set… 
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Except putting the labels for the connectors on the top panel as well.
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KRK GoAux 4
never planned these … and suddenly got them with 50% off at stock clearance sale.
clear & immediate intention: my couch setup deserves proper sound.
uncertain & distant intention: using them on the go.
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I just got these as well. Really enjoying them so far. Nice packaging and the portability is great.
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yeah, and the connectivity too.
i already LOVE using them directly with iPad – no audio interface required.
Supersaw 
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Caught a new job so more synths it is. Decided to go with space-first approach as a great deal for Jaspers ‘construction site type stand’ came up locally. Loving that I can comfortably use 49 keys again in my setup.
The seller told his wife is glad that it’s leaving and I can see why. Damn those german engineers, they really do know what’s up.
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I got the 6 level angled version and just finished the last remodel/downsize for a while. VERY solid stands, though I ‘only’ use 5 levels, and the too two are opposing half/half configurations.
Revolutionized my space.
They are… large. No one with me to complain though, lol.
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Nice. Got a jaspers myself.
I like it for the most part but didn’t realize that you have to damn near disassemble it to slide the individual brackets off.
I’ve found a way to kind of force them off but I am definitely straining the plastic.
I’ve thought of designing a backing ring that just fully disconnects so you can remove and rearrange them easier. Like a two piece ring instead of a full wrap around.
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What u mean with brackets? Assembling definitely was annoying. I googled earlier about the arms and it said they are mountable without disassembling but I did slide them in myself.
I’m feeling bit OCD about its durability but it is actually unbelievably sturdy so it’ll be just fine! Even the plastic is very hard.
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Sorry, wasn’t trying to shit on it.
I work as an engineering tech and have access to some fun stuff. Sometimes I convince myself things are broke just to find something to fix.
By brackets I meant the arms. A part of my issue is that I move things around a lot on my rack to change up workflows. Probably more often than I should. Also I like the play around with different lengths to get things just right.
I might have an older unit (got second hand) but my arms don’t remove other than sliding off the sides unless I remove the hex screw, and flex the hell out of the plastic one piece body that wraps around the pole. Even then I can’t do this by hand. I jam a hex key in the hole and flex the crap out of it.
It’s been ok the few times I’ve done it, but I can tell it’s not a great solution to be repeated over and over.
Ah, that does sound annoying. I tried to move them to good positions as I wasnt sure if they were removable without disassembly. Mine seem to be one-sided too but if I have to optimize something I will just buy these. Lazy
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Hell yeah. Got a link? Are those official?
Might be available from elsewhere too, this was just the first google link searching for jaspers arms.
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