Odyssey CTBC2048 Height Adjustable DJ Table

I've been spinning for almost 30 years now. I've have/had countless setups/tables/booths, facades, etc... This table is sleek, very nice looking, and build like a tank. It holds so much weight and is rock solid! Love it and wish I had bought before now. Two of the things I really dig. The adjustability of the legs allows you to get it up high enough so your not slouching over mixing... as you would with a standard 6 foot covered/scrimmed table. You can stack your case cover under the cases for your tables or controller to gain a little extra height. Though, this table does it all Also, I've DJ'd in places where the ground was uneven. The fact these legs can be adjusted individually gives me to ability to deal with uneven ground, pavers, etc... with much more ease. Love this table! 5 stars all around!

I’m 6’1”. Not super tall, but enough where most tables hurt my back when DJing. This extends way further than any table I’ve seen. After a 4 hour set, I’m left with minimal back pain thanks to this table. Legs are sturdy, but you may need to spread them a bit more to stop the mild wiggle.

Extremely wobbly. If our window wasn't closed to return, we'd return it. I wanted to return right away because it's very unstable. But I bought for my fiancé for a late Christmas gift, and he wanted to try it out. Now March 13, 2022 and bought Jan 2, 2022- the legs are stuck and have to forcefully pull up. I just think for $199.99 it should be a lot sturdier. It's a table. With felt, nothing extraordinary. My fiancé says it takes too much time to set up the table. If the legs are left extended, it won't fold back into the table when trying to put away quickly. The height adjustment are the push in style, and they're hard to find when you're adjusting the leg up and down. There's no guided track to bring the push in button to a specific hole, so you are left spinning the leg to find the push in button (essentially a small nipple). Everything sticks to the felt. Which can either be helpful at times, but most of the time difficult to move things. I would pay $89 for this table because it's not convenient at all, and under $100 is sometimes understood you're getting what you pay for- however for a $200 table, you expect a bit more durability and ease. Would not recommend this product.

Hey everyone, so check this out... I don't really write reviews but I don't want people to be knocked off by the countless bad reviews saying to not get it cause of the defect. I promise you, I have seen them all and was hesitant to buy it but I knew that this table was the best for my needs from all the research so I continued with my purchase. Now on to the defect. Everyone who is complaining is correct. When you receive the table, there's a defect where the spring button gets stuck inside causing the leg to not get locked in place. this can be extremely frustrating as it was for me for the first 15 minutes. I was starting to see what everyone was talking about. But I didn't want it to discourage me from my purchase because I know the table is really cool so I looked, I analyzed and I figured out how to solve it. All you need to do is get pliers, vice grip, whatever and give a good squeeze to the sides of the spring button for each leg while its popped out. Do not worry, you're not gonna squeeze it out of shape or anything like that but it will definitely adjust it's size by tenths of a millimeter. Once you do that, the spring button works just as normal as anything else you buy that has a full functioning spring button to adjust. Trust me, when you do that, it will work and you will be satisfied with your purchase. I gave it 4 stars cause of this issue but I seriously like the table and is in my opinion the best option. I am using it for my pioneer media players and is great. Odyssey SHOULD definitely fix their next batch of tables before shipping but that is EXACTLY the issue and how to solve it. Hope this helps you out in your purchase of this table. Thanks!

A little wobbly but otherwise a perfect table for what I need!

I couldn't dj without it. I'm 5'11 and the table raises high enough I can operate without being hunched over. It's sturdy, easy up and down, and it has a carrying handle. I do wish it had a carrying/storage case though. I just like all my equipment covered. That said I would buy it again without hesitation.

I hate to say it but this table's legs are useless. So I opted to remove them and swap them out for a stand but thats not the worst part. I've order this specific model DJ table 3x and out of all of them only one of them came in decent condition. The ship in a 1ply cardboard box with NO styrophone protection. So you can imagine...due to weight they arrive damaged. The corners usually get the most beating. and sometimes the edges and the actual surface are messed up as well. As dar as the quality of the manufacturing. Its sad that they don't do a better job at QC because there is usually glue all over the carpet surface. In my case the one I kept had it by the name badge. Otherwise I'd say for the price the actual table surface is great! If you try to get something custom..you're looking at way more money!

It's a sturdy, convenient able to have. I am able to easily adjust the height of the legs. I highly recommend this table. The table is not heavy and none of my equipment slides across it so it gets two thumbs up for me.