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Litestructures LiteConsole
The LiteConsole is the ultimate in professional standard DJ booths. The unit was originally commissioned by Paul Oakenfold when he was the opening act for Madonna's 'Sticky and Sweet' tour. Due to such high demand for this booth, Litestructures has now released a production version of the LiteConsole which is identical in versatility and looks to the original design.
The designer of the LiteConsole, Nick McGeachin, comments that "The beauty of LiteConsole is that it can be whatever you want it to be. Although it was first conceived as DJ podium, it's scope of uses ranges far, far beyond that. LiteConsoles can be used for TV and video/film recording projects, or as temporary retail outlet or sales promotion counter in shopping centres, airports, and other public areas. You are only limited by your imagination!".
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Lightweight and easy to assemble console
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Can be put together in under 10 minutes
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Manufactured in Aluminium
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Two solid truss end supports
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Three shelves
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Front top panel (supplied blank without LiteConsole logo as standard)
- Supplied with open front (no main panel)
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Space for a 50” plasma screen on front
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Simple pin and hole assembley
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No tools required
Dimensions:
- Width approx. 130cm
- Front height approx. 110cm
- Back height approx. 90cm
- Depth at bottom approx. 75cm
- Depth at top approx. 95cm
DJ Tutor explains the assembly and possibilities of the LiteConsole in this video...
Ibiza Rocks used the LiteConsole in their summer-long festival of live music.
