Djs, be skilled, mobile, and efficient. If the client don't ask for it don't get it. If they do make the investment. Other than that keep it neat, clean, sound good. We doing to much as DJs. Remember, the attention should be on the client, couple, or party goers. As a DJ you automatically get attention and respect you deserve if you are skilled, neat, clean, and provide the correct atmosphere for the specific event.
I can tell you know your shit b/c all your points are dead on. The more you have to hook up, the harder it is to focus on what you're doing. Been DJing since 1979, the best year in music history.
One thing l learn as a DJ is you don't need expensive speakers expensive controllers or expensive lighting all you need is good music and know how to mix music..l pay 1,000 for 2 speakers,200 for my Dj controller and 2,000 for my lighting and everyone is happy..my customers don't care if l have a expensive equipment they only care if l play good music
Eight months ago, this video was posted with the booth being $5800. The booth is $8500 now. 🙄😂 That increase alone in such a short time should be enough to keep everyone from buying it.
Beautiful,,, for clubs or big productions,, but for weddings, birthday parties etc, the Dj setup has to be clean and neat but not looking over the cake table or the couple cause the DJ s are not the most important thing in a ceremony,,,
It's really cool, I like it, but it screams "Look at me, I'm the DJ", I don't like facades unless they are used at clubs but not for Weddings or Sweet 16, I would not use it at any private event. It's not about you, it's about the people that hired you. I also hate DJs that light-up the entire booth or the stage with uprights and spot lights meant to only showcase the DJ, yet nothing on the dance floor. Really sad that these new DJs have giant egos and what all the attention to be on them. Sad. I have many DJ setups, but they are meant to give ambiance to the dance floor, not to showcase me.
@@cesnav7593 I’m just speculating based on the tons of parties I’ve done and things get crazy on the Dancefloor. I’ve seen all types of dance floors fall apart. I can’t imagine the magnetic ones would hold up very well but maybe I’m wrong.
Corporate clients would care about this fancy booth. It creates value. This becomes another screen for the client to display a logo or video during the event. I’ve added a TV to my DJ booth and the first gig I used it at I got a ton of compliments and the client was very surprised and pleased with the look. I can imagine that this booth in the video would get an even better response.
I disagree. Things like this set djs apart from others, in terms of who’s booking you and how much you’re making. Google hired me for my led booth, led wall, and dance floor and paid $12,000. Someone who doesn’t like these “gimmicks” is missing out on the big pay day.
@@cesnav7593 you can disagree. I respect your opinion. My cliens hire me for my ability to read the crowd, to make everyone have fun. They doesn't care about fancy booth or led screens... just my 2 cents
@cesnav7593 exactly. if you a bedroom dj and you do it as a hobby you will get hobby results. this set up is for serious djs who do 100s or more gigs a year be it weddings or corporate. I use a similar set up here in Hawaii and I get 10 grand minimum for that set up because your product makes the client look good if you take this seriously as a real career you can make millions over tome if you are willing to invest in yourself. The guys talking down in this booth obviously are broke and never have got a gig for 10 thousand or more because the big set ups bring in the big money 💰 remember that.
Not just that, but offering no software to help drive it is crappy… Leaving people to have to sort that out themselves will be a headache for people who don’t know what they are doing… we’ll end up with taskbars on it, windows overlapping etc… Manually switch HDMI inputs for the laptop display to camera input? Clunky…
Djs, be skilled, mobile, and efficient. If the client don't ask for it don't get it. If they do make the investment. Other than that keep it neat, clean, sound good. We doing to much as DJs. Remember, the attention should be on the client, couple, or party goers. As a DJ you automatically get attention and respect you deserve if you are skilled, neat, clean, and provide the correct atmosphere for the specific event.
Could not agree more
Word... Respect!
I can tell you know your shit b/c all your points are dead on. The more you have to hook up, the harder it is to focus on what you're doing. Been DJing since 1979, the best year in music history.
@@DJTonyGalactic Salute. Real recognize real!
@@philjones3858 🙌🏽💯🎯
That booth for the money is incredible!! What a great design and way to expand your vibe at an event. LOVE IT!! GladI found this.
Great job showcasing new products ❤
This Is Super Amazing!
is the show on this year as their website doesn't work?
IMO the price point for these items are best suited for live performance artist tours & night clubs --- not the average mobile DJ.
One thing l learn as a DJ is you don't need expensive speakers expensive controllers or expensive lighting all you need is good music and know how to mix music..l pay 1,000 for 2 speakers,200 for my Dj controller and 2,000 for my lighting and everyone is happy..my customers don't care if l have a expensive equipment they only care if l play good music
Dj booth should house a 4 ft , 6 ft, and 8ft tables. Should be flexible among the three tables.
Link to buy
Eight months ago, this video was posted with the booth being $5800. The booth is $8500 now. 🙄😂 That increase alone in such a short time should be enough to keep everyone from buying it.
Beautiful,,, for clubs or big productions,, but for weddings, birthday parties etc, the Dj setup has to be clean and neat but not looking over the cake table or the couple cause the DJ s are not the most important thing in a ceremony,,,
8 grand.
awesome system, makes "dj furniture" look like junk.
It's really cool, I like it, but it screams "Look at me, I'm the DJ", I don't like facades unless they are used at clubs but not for Weddings or Sweet 16, I would not use it at any private event. It's not about you, it's about the people that hired you. I also hate DJs that light-up the entire booth or the stage with uprights and spot lights meant to only showcase the DJ, yet nothing on the dance floor. Really sad that these new DJs have giant egos and what all the attention to be on them. Sad. I have many DJ setups, but they are meant to give ambiance to the dance floor, not to showcase me.
those magnetic dance floor isn't holding up to 100+ people jumping and dancing .....just saying....
You obviously haven’t done your research.
@@cesnav7593 I’m just speculating based on the tons of parties I’ve done and things get crazy on the Dancefloor. I’ve seen all types of dance floors fall apart. I can’t imagine the magnetic ones would hold up very well but maybe I’m wrong.
let's face it... the client doesn't care about your fancy booth... it's all about dj's ego... just my 2 cents
Agreed. Shits getting crazy with all the gimmicks. 😞
Corporate clients would care about this fancy booth. It creates value. This becomes another screen for the client to display a logo or video during the event. I’ve added a TV to my DJ booth and the first gig I used it at I got a ton of compliments and the client was very surprised and pleased with the look. I can imagine that this booth in the video would get an even better response.
I disagree. Things like this set djs apart from others, in terms of who’s booking you and how much you’re making. Google hired me for my led booth, led wall, and dance floor and paid $12,000. Someone who doesn’t like these “gimmicks” is missing out on the big pay day.
@@cesnav7593 you can disagree. I respect your opinion. My cliens hire me for my ability to read the crowd, to make everyone have fun. They doesn't care about fancy booth or led screens... just my 2 cents
@cesnav7593 exactly. if you a bedroom dj and you do it as a hobby you will get hobby results. this set up is for serious djs who do 100s or more gigs a year be it weddings or corporate. I use a similar set up here in Hawaii and I get 10 grand minimum for that set up because your product makes the client look good if you take this seriously as a real career you can make millions over tome if you are willing to invest in yourself. The guys talking down in this booth obviously are broke and never have got a gig for 10 thousand or more because the big set ups bring in the big money 💰 remember that.
Not a fan.
Case optional? No case for this money , no protection for this type of product, bad business decision.
Not just that, but offering no software to help drive it is crappy…
Leaving people to have to sort that out themselves will be a headache for people who don’t know what they are doing… we’ll end up with taskbars on it, windows overlapping etc…
Manually switch HDMI inputs for the laptop display to camera input? Clunky…