@nextdimensiona1 Whaaaat??? That would trip me tf out 😵‍💫 i swear it was a normal table when I was there in April 🤔

@MelodyRxxx No bc I played there before and it was normal too so I was like HUH WHATS GOING ON

@nextdimensiona1 It’s probably actually the best method of isolating turntables to prevent feedback — but it is a bit absurd, practically, so it’s not very common

@rrrrrreid It’s probably actually the best way of isolating my tummy to prevent me from not feeling dizzy and nauseous too that’s craazyyyy

@nextdimensiona1 i want to play that omg

@angelphroot It made me feel like I was having a stroke

@nextdimensiona1 1. for vinyl djing to isolate the low freqs from the needle 2. looks cool

@emme_emme_emme_ There were no turntables in sight 😭

@nextdimensiona1 What is going on in New York 0.0

@kebdoto 0_o

@dickbuttforever LMAO

@nextdimensiona1 Loll it looked like it was gonna fall

@nextdimensiona1 it doesn’t make any sense cuz it’s also partially concrete i think, but it’s cdj’s so why does it need to be concrete. one day it’s gna crush somebody legs off

@nextdimensiona1 We often host vinyl DJs. Our floor rumbles like a sprung floor, the purpose of the hanging table is to keep needles from skipping. Works flawlessly. First report we've heard of vertigo. The table scarcely moves unless you run into it, which happens rarely enough not to matter.