DJ console · Universal deck · up to 2× CDJ + mixer

Tri Cular

A console you stand inside — a crescent of forty-eight triangulated facets in powder-coated steel, each one a window with light behind it.

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Straight-on night close-up of the faceted console front, its deep red panels edged in pale polished strips, ten triangular windows glowing hot red, one upper triangle lit blue-white with a small figure logo, and the top rail carrying illuminated The rail names whose night this is
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Built proof

Real fabrication and installation views from the studio archive.

Two matching arrowhead-shaped sheet-metal parts in raw mill aluminium lying on a cracked red-painted workshop floor, each with bent tabs, small bolt holes and a folded stiffening lip, still scuffed and fingerprinted from cutting.Flat parts on the shop floor
The crescent stands unpainted in a workshop, bare aluminium panels bolted into triangulated facets with the triangular apertures still empty and open, hinge strips along the joints, flat top plate drilled with cable holes, a coiled hose on the red epoxy floor and stacked flight cases and a forklift behind it.Before the red - the shell in bare metal
Shot at night in near-total black, only the lit body reads: rows of triangular panels glowing pale against the dark, and the top rail carrying Everything else goes dark. The geometry does not.
The unpainted crescent seen from the front left across a workshop floor, a Coca-Cola can standing on its flat top for scale, a wall of black flight cases stencilled PS 15 and a bike behind, the triangular openings still cut through to nothing.A can on the deck sets the scale
Three-quarter view from one wing end of the bare shell, the scalloped top plate curving away and the far wing's inner face visible through it, a white foam block behind stamped Weight and date stamped on the block behind
Looking down into the open interior from behind, the performer's side of the bare shell - inner facets, mounting brackets and the underside of the top plate all exposed - with an AMP-2 flight case and foam sheets on the workshop floor.The side only the DJ ever sees
Head-on from inside the arc: the full sweep of the unpainted crescent's inner wall, dozens of triangular apertures cut clean through so the red floor shows behind each one, the top rail drilled with two cable ports, machine tools and benches along the back wall.Forty-eight facets, and daylight through every one
The bare unpainted steel shell of the crescent stands on a workshop floor, its triangular cut-outs and bolt holes still raw metal, with an orange industrial robot arm, machines and a flight case marked AMP 2 behind it.Before the colour, the geometry already stands
The finished red console sits unlit on a pale timber riser against a black stage wall, its triangular windows dark, two speaker cabinets and a run of small stage lamps overhead.Waiting on the riser, before the doors open
The console seen square from the front of the stage, deep red facets with polished edge strips, the riser's pale timber legs beneath it and speaker boxes hanging on the black wall behind.Front of house, the whole crescent in one look
Close on one end of the console at night, three large facets filling the frame, a smoked triangular window showing cabling inside, palms and a speaker stack out beyond the deck.Up close, the skin turns to plates and light
The nose of the console at night with a single warm lamp burning behind one triangular window, festoon lights strung overhead and empty cafe chairs on the timber deck beyond.One lamp awake behind the smoked glass
The top rail read close along its length, carrying The rail says whose night this is
Three-quarter night view of the deep red faceted console on a timber deck, its unlit triangular windows reading black, polished steel strips catching the venue's warm lights, and the top rail carrying Before the switch - the geometry speaks first
Head-on night view of the crescent with its lights off, the symmetry laid bare: Straight on, unlit - forty-eight facets and every bolt
The console in near-total darkness with only its lit elements visible: triangular panels burning magenta, cyan, amber, white and pink in an irregular scatter, the top rail glowing The body disappears and the light remains
The console lit red on a wooden floor between two stacked speaker towers, a man in a black tee standing behind it at the working top; one panel glows blue-white with the Don Julio figure while the rest burn red, and mains blocks and cabling lie on the boards to the right.The performer takes his place inside the crescent
The red-lit console seen slightly closer with the DJ standing behind it looking down at his hands, red drapery and dark speaker cabinets framing the room, and cable runs and power blocks visible on the timber floor beside it.Head down, hands working, the console holding the room
Tight frontal crop of the lit console filling the frame: red triangular panels alternating point-up and point-down across two bands, one blue-white panel carrying the Don Julio figure, and the glowing top rail with Close enough to count the glowing triangles
A DJ stands inside the crescent console in a darkened venue flanked by stacked speaker cabinets, the lit top rail reading Don Julio 1942 twice around a central noccá, two rows of triangular panels burning red below it and one small panel glowing blue-white.The performer takes the centre of the room
The open working side of the console on a poolside timber deck at night, its inner facets lit red and blue from behind while black cable runs, plugs and power bricks lie taped and looped across the bare panels.The side only the DJ ever sees
A closer look into the console's open back under strings of bulbs and a slatted timber fence, wiring and control boxes crossing the glowing inner triangles, with a man in a bucket hat standing behind the top rail.Wiring taped down, light coming through anyway
Three-quarter night view of the lit console on a red-washed timber deck as a man in a grey shirt carries bottles out of a glass doorway to the left, past a potted palm and a flowering shrub.Last bottles carried past the glow
The console head-on at night on an empty deck, every triangular panel lit red between polished edge strips, red light spilling across the floorboards, with a wicker chair at the near right and planting to the left.Empty deck, every facet awake
The whole curved body seen from the front with both wings sweeping back, upper and lower bands of red triangles lit, the top rail carrying Don Julio 1942 twice around noccá, on bare deck boards.The crescent entire, holding its own light
The faceted crescent console seen at night from its left front on a timber deck, every triangular panel glowing red, the lit top rail reading Don Julio 1942 and nocca, with string lights, a glazed black wall, dark steps and patio chairs behind it.Red on the deck, the crescent awake
Wide night view of the whole venue terrace with the red-lit console standing alone mid-deck, a palm and flowering shrub in a timber planter at left, speaker stacks mounted high at right, and the deck boards washed red beneath it.The room clears and it holds the floor
The same terrace framing a stop darker, the console reduced to two bands of red triangles and three lit words floating in near-black, the deck barely catching the glow.Turn the room down and only the light remains
Close frontal crop filling the frame with two courses of red-lit triangles between polished steel edge strips, the top rail carrying Don Julio 1942 twice with nocca lit between them, and one panel showing a small figure silhouette.Forty-eight facets, one continuous red
The console at night with its panels running mixed colour instead of red, blue, green, amber, magenta and red triangles scattered across both courses, the lettering lit cool white, and the deck around it washed violet.The palette breaks open
Head-on night view of the crescent with panels lit in blue, amber, green, violet and red, nocca and Don Julio 1942 glowing pale blue along the top rail, a timber planter at left and a black speaker cabinet at right.Straight on, every facet choosing its own colour

Specifications

Dimensions
W 2636 · D 1809 · H 1140 mm
Compatibility
Universal deck · up to 2× CDJ + mixer
Construction
Forty-eight triangulated facets · RAL 8012 powder coat over polished steel edges · thirty-two backlit panels · LED
Delivery
14–27 business daysfrom confirmation · made to order, not held in stock
Modes
Fully assembled or DIY kit
Payment
Secure card-payment link after confirmation

Fabrication

Laser cutting

Every panel starts flat — cut from the fabrication model’s own files in aluminum, stainless or copper.

Press-brake bending

The aluminum frame folds to shape on a press brake; every angle lives in the model.

Bolted, never glued

Every panel is serviceable and the bolts are the ornament — fitted by hole size across the piece.

LED under the skin

A 3 mm frosted acrylic layer sits beneath the cladding; the seams take the light.

Two ways to own it

Fully assembled

The finished piece — checked, packed, delivered ready.

DIY kit

Precision-cut, pre-finished parts, hardware and clear instructions — assembles IKEA-style, studio-supported. Tools not included unless noted.

Quote excludes DJ gear — controller, mixer, CDJs, turntables, speakers, cabling, sound equipment. Gear fit confirmed by Gilad before any payment — differs from listed gear? Write the exact model in the notes. Built to order: minor fabrication and finish variation is normal. Delivery estimate applies after confirmation and payment; logistics confirmed personally for your destination.

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Your gear
Standard: mirror or brushed stainless, powder coat, acrylic, aluminum — included. Premium: PVD mirror, 316 outdoor, wood, stone. Brass, copper, precious metals — on request.
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Questions

Will it fit my exact setup?

Tri Cular is engineered around the stated gear. If yours differs, write the model in the notes — Gilad verifies fit before any payment.

How hard is the DIY kit?

Pre-cut, pre-finished, hardware included, tested end to end — studio support while you build.

How does payment work?

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