Awesome build! Kudos to you! I’d love to see the construction of this console for sure! Hope you can put that out! One question, how thick is the OSB for the top, and did U ever consider using a thinner (maybe 3/8”) one side finished piece of plywood for the top for a smoother finish/look? Thx and enjoy the DJ furniture!
I'll put this on my to do list. I'm slammed with weddings every week, so I've been trying to keep up with content. There will be a video dump at some point in the coming months.
Great job buddy, looks great, I’m always looking for different set ups, but they generally require a longer set up time, yours looks quick and easy. The furniture type booths haven’t really taken off over here in the UK, so you’ve inspired me to make one and be different from the rest. New sub.
Nice set up…I actually have a similar set up…but since I don’t have a trailer, I mount my Pioneer DDJ-SZ2 case on top of the 3 ft. 8in. Truss stand (secure it with a single bolt, 2 washers and a wing nut). Of course my set up takes longer because it arrives in pieces. Overall you have great ideas 💡
Yes, I use a Peavey 14 AT BT mixer that’s built into a small 6RU rack that I keep behind my facade during events. I can easily access it by reaching over the facade to make quick adjustments. I have the speaker wires, Studio aux, and power wires run all together in one coming from the booth to the mixer so I can plug it in at the same time. It takes 30 seconds to be ready and setup.
Check my other videos. I did a build start to finish with the new DDJ REV 7 and it came out AWESOME. I've gotten compliments at LITERALLY every gig I've brought it to.
I Would Love One For A Numark Idj Pro Can You Give The Measurements For That Dj Controller I’m Trying To Learn How Make One For A Girl Dj.Thank You For Showing This Booth It’s A Super Idea .
@@Ilovedjcdub Thank You For Responding To Me & I Love Your Designs On Your Booths Maybe I’ll Find Someone Who Has That Controller Other Than Myself God Bless & Thanks Again 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾
What specific cables do you have going back to your equipment table? I have 2 audio sources with a laptop and tablet. The tablet is the stream music. I like the idea of an equipment table bit with 2 audio sources, I'd need a separate mixer in the booth and then run the output of that behind me. Thoughts?
Question, in one of your videos you mentioned that for an Outdoor event you wouldn't use a Gas Generator so instead you use the Ego Nexus. So that powers you whole system without any problems? I had a Picnic to do and to be on the safe side I went with a Honda EU2200 to power Laptop Yamaha External mixer DDJ 1000 2 Yamaha DXR12s Electro-Voice EKX18SP. Thoughts?
Yes, I have the EGO NEXUS with a couple 10amp hour batteries and 7.5 amp hour batteries. Yes it can power my system without any issue. For me that's the controller computer and 2 speakers. My lights are all battery powered, so that mostly what I plug into it. If you have enough batteries yes you can keep the party going. If you can get 4-6 10 amp hour batteries that should get you through at least 4 hours of music, but it depends on how much your sub draws. For example, I was able to run my 2 QSC K 12's, 2 KW 181's, DDJ SX, laptop, mixer, etc and I was pulling between 450+ watts and normal playing volume. This gets me about 5 hours of playing time without swapping batteries.
Great info. Question I see you made your light truss out of PVC pipes? Also, in the video I see on the side that you made two more boxes the same way. What are those two boxes for? And how did you make your scrims for your light truss?
Those boxes are part of the one of the booth designs I created before landing on this one. That booth was designed to be a glow booth and those boxes can unscrew to be placed anywhere I desired to have a small glow box. That booth also had a built in shelf that housed my mixer, lighting controller, up light, and power cord. I sewed the scrims myslef. If you look at my video: th-cam.com/video/pqtkFiL8DLo/w-d-xo.html (DJ Lighting Tips: How to Midi Map in SoundSwitch) the thumbnail (and in the video) shows the back side of that booth. I can do a video on it if it's something you're interested in.
I thought about this initially, but wasn't ready to drill a bigger hole through the top of my truss plate in case it didn't work out. I suppose I could purchase another truss plate and leave that one exclusively for the furniture build. As of right now if I still need to use the truss I can completely take it apart back to the original state.
It covers my audio mixer and all the cabling that comes back to one central location. I have the audio mixer setup up in a way that if I need to make adjustments I can simply reach over the back of the facade and adjust the mixer. Otherwise it keeps everything looking beautiful.
Quick question how are you mounting the top furniture portion of the unit that holds your DJ controller to the truss. Is there a special plate with screws of sorts underneath that holds it all together?
Great question... I'll need to do a part two to show the inner workings of the setup, but here's what I did. The top truss plate has two natural holes already in it, so drilled corresponding holes and used 1/4" bolts, washers, and wing nuts to attach the case to the trussing. It holds nice and tight and allows for breakdown in 30 seconds.
Ok, I'm horrible at building. Would you be interested in making a few bucks? Obviously I know you gotta make it worth your time and I'm also not trying to spend $1,300 -$2,000. Wuddya think?
I’m considering building and selling these, but haven’t decided yet as I don’t have a ton of extra time. I just finished the REV 7 build which was similar to this, but with more improvements in design and efficiency. I’ll post that video with pricing and specs soon.
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Great design and you should do a build video.
Looks cool! Would love to see a demo on how to build the dj table
Awesome build! Kudos to you! I’d love to see the construction of this console for sure! Hope you can put that out! One question, how thick is the OSB for the top, and did U ever consider using a thinner (maybe 3/8”) one side finished piece of plywood for the top for a smoother finish/look? Thx and enjoy the DJ furniture!
Yes, do a tutorial ! Great video.
I'll put this on my to do list. I'm slammed with weddings every week, so I've been trying to keep up with content. There will be a video dump at some point in the coming months.
That’s awesome bro!
Id like to see a build breakdown.
So Fresh N So Clean
Fam, Great work! Can't wait to see the other videos.
Hey I likes your Dj furniture. You have given me some ideas when I build mine. Great video.👍👍
I love this style. I been using the classic facade but i need to change my look. I wanna be different than most local djs in town
Go for it and let us know what it looks like in the end. It's also gives you a couple different setup options to match the flavor of your venues.
Nice work,...I'm a big fan of pre-wiring in advance,....as it saves major time for every gig!
Okay Cousin, I see you!! Fabulous job!!! Loving it!!! ❤️
You're the best! Thank you!
@@Ilovedjcdub ❤️
Looking good love home built dj equpment
Thanks 👍
Great job buddy, looks great, I’m always looking for different set ups, but they generally require a longer set up time, yours looks quick and easy. The furniture type booths haven’t really taken off over here in the UK, so you’ve inspired me to make one and be different from the rest. New sub.
Thanks 👍 and let us know how yours turn out.
Nice set up…I actually have a similar set up…but since I don’t have a trailer, I mount my Pioneer DDJ-SZ2 case on top of the 3 ft. 8in. Truss stand (secure it with a single bolt, 2 washers and a wing nut). Of course my set up takes longer because it arrives in pieces. Overall you have great ideas 💡
Thank you. I was debating if I wanted to build the power conditioner directly into the unit, but opted out of doing it to avoid more bulk.
Original bro very nice
Great video
Please do a tutorial on how you built it! 😂❤🎉
I like your stand idea.
awesome
Good job brother.
Man looks great. Try using Birch next time. Cleaner edges on your finish and very lite
Thanks for the tip! I plan on trying more builds that will fit different venues.
Excellent job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Nicely done bro. Salute 🫡
That's amazing bro.
Inspiring.......great video!!!!
How creative I'm tired of having to purchase items for over $300-$700 when you can create your own.
It’s the best way to go and it’s one of a kind.
❤ it bruh
nice results
Thank you. It came out really nice.
Look good nice and clean
Thanks 👍
Wow, super impressed with your design and construction. Question, do you use an external mixer at all?
Yes, I use a Peavey 14 AT BT mixer that’s built into a small 6RU rack that I keep behind my facade during events. I can easily access it by reaching over the facade to make quick adjustments. I have the speaker wires, Studio aux, and power wires run all together in one coming from the booth to the mixer so I can plug it in at the same time. It takes 30 seconds to be ready and setup.
Very nice my friend, gathered some ideas just watching this!! What’s behind the facade? Rack gear I’m guessing?
You are correct! I hide the rack and floor monitor behind the façade.
I would love to see how you build this setup I have a DDJ-1000 that i want to do
Check my other videos. I did a build start to finish with the new DDJ REV 7 and it came out AWESOME. I've gotten compliments at LITERALLY every gig I've brought it to.
I Would Love One For A Numark Idj Pro Can You Give The Measurements For That Dj Controller I’m Trying To Learn How Make One For A Girl Dj.Thank You For Showing This Booth It’s A Super Idea .
I don’t own that Numark controller, so unfortunately I won’t be able to get there measurements for that, but they’re easy to measure.
@@Ilovedjcdub Thank You For Responding To Me & I Love Your Designs On Your Booths Maybe I’ll Find Someone Who Has That Controller Other Than Myself God Bless & Thanks Again 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾
What specific cables do you have going back to your equipment table? I have 2 audio sources with a laptop and tablet. The tablet is the stream music. I like the idea of an equipment table bit with 2 audio sources, I'd need a separate mixer in the booth and then run the output of that behind me. Thoughts?
So question what... What do you use the facade in the back for? Hiding items?
I would love to see how you make this
See my video on the REV 7 case build to see how I made this.
Very Nice. I havent looked through your videos yet but do you have one that shows how you mounted the top to the short truss?
Thanks. I’ll shoot another video on how I mounted it.
What type of lights are you using to light up the garage in this video? Are they all uplights?
Question, in one of your videos you mentioned that for an Outdoor event you wouldn't use a Gas Generator so instead you use the Ego Nexus. So that powers you whole system without any problems?
I had a Picnic to do and to be on the safe side I went with a Honda EU2200 to power
Laptop
Yamaha External mixer
DDJ 1000
2 Yamaha DXR12s
Electro-Voice EKX18SP.
Thoughts?
Yes, I have the EGO NEXUS with a couple 10amp hour batteries and 7.5 amp hour batteries. Yes it can power my system without any issue. For me that's the controller computer and 2 speakers. My lights are all battery powered, so that mostly what I plug into it. If you have enough batteries yes you can keep the party going. If you can get 4-6 10 amp hour batteries that should get you through at least 4 hours of music, but it depends on how much your sub draws. For example, I was able to run my 2 QSC K 12's, 2 KW 181's, DDJ SX, laptop, mixer, etc and I was pulling between 450+ watts and normal playing volume. This gets me about 5 hours of playing time without swapping batteries.
@@Ilovedjcdub Thank for your reply
Great info. Question I see you made your light truss out of PVC pipes? Also, in the video I see on the side that you made two more boxes the same way. What are those two boxes for? And how did you make your scrims for your light truss?
Those boxes are part of the one of the booth designs I created before landing on this one. That booth was designed to be a glow booth and those boxes can unscrew to be placed anywhere I desired to have a small glow box. That booth also had a built in shelf that housed my mixer, lighting controller, up light, and power cord. I sewed the scrims myslef. If you look at my video: th-cam.com/video/pqtkFiL8DLo/w-d-xo.html (DJ Lighting Tips: How to Midi Map in SoundSwitch) the thumbnail (and in the video) shows the back side of that booth. I can do a video on it if it's something you're interested in.
how much does it weigh? Looks heavy man
Why not run the wires inside the furniture where the leds are for an even more cleaner look?
I thought about this initially, but wasn't ready to drill a bigger hole through the top of my truss plate in case it didn't work out. I suppose I could purchase another truss plate and leave that one exclusively for the furniture build. As of right now if I still need to use the truss I can completely take it apart back to the original state.
So what does the façade do at the back?
It covers my audio mixer and all the cabling that comes back to one central location. I have the audio mixer setup up in a way that if I need to make adjustments I can simply reach over the back of the facade and adjust the mixer. Otherwise it keeps everything looking beautiful.
what would you charge to do a ddj srt1000
How tall is the truss/podium?
It's a standard 4ft section of a Global trust. It works out to be the perfect height for me.
Quick question how are you mounting the top furniture portion of the unit that holds your DJ controller to the truss. Is there a special plate with screws of sorts underneath that holds it all together?
Great question... I'll need to do a part two to show the inner workings of the setup, but here's what I did. The top truss plate has two natural holes already in it, so drilled corresponding holes and used 1/4" bolts, washers, and wing nuts to attach the case to the trussing. It holds nice and tight and allows for breakdown in 30 seconds.
@@thestarvingdjs Let us know how it turns out. We're curious to see what you come up with. Good luck!
Ok, I'm horrible at building. Would you be interested in making a few bucks? Obviously I know you gotta make it worth your time and I'm also not trying to spend $1,300 -$2,000. Wuddya think?
Are you making these to sell? How much did it cost you to build?
I’m considering building and selling these, but haven’t decided yet as I don’t have a ton of extra time. I just finished the REV 7 build which was similar to this, but with more improvements in design and efficiency. I’ll post that video with pricing and specs soon.