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Was Up Family? Here is my Mobile dj Setup Posted on: 12.07.2013 by Kathyrn Paczynski Here is my setup, i have a couple of Yamaha's, a couple subs peavey a couple of peavey 215, and the light system. it sounds loud and clear.. http://3balldj.com/en-us/gear.html www.3balldj.com | |
| Emile Blaikie 22.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJ MAX
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| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by sss18734
Max @ 3balldj.com |
| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by HighTopFade
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| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 | 80% of my gigs are backyard party's, i know is too much for small parties and too messy for weddings but im working on it the other thing is that im not really a pro is something that i do for fun, i don't like my setup seem like i never got the time or the money to work on that.. but is a very powerfull system and sounds clear too, i have a 2 makies 2500 an a couple of other amps. pd: i look at your guys setup and is really nice .... post some more pics...
Originally Posted by CasperI
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| Kathyrn Paczynski 12.07.2013 | Here is my setup, i have a couple of Yamaha's, a couple subs peavey a couple of peavey 215, and the light system. it sounds loud and clear.. http://3balldj.com/en-us/gear.html www.3balldj.com |
| Leticia Langshaw 12.09.2013 | Pop the cap off the top of the truss pole/tripod and feed your power cables down that way. Also zip tie the extra cables from the lights around the truss bars really tight. Thats what I did and it looks really clean. |
| Lorrine Devilbiss 24.07.2013 | Nice, your set up can definitely get the job done. Is that an S4 flight case? That Danish dude has Truss for days!!! A dedicated team is needed at all times for that set up. Here in the states we usually roll solo to mobile gigs |
| Emile Blaikie 22.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJ MAX
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| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by sss18734
Max @ 3balldj.com |
| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by HighTopFade
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| Kathyrn Paczynski 15.07.2013 | 80% of my gigs are backyard party's, i know is too much for small parties and too messy for weddings but im working on it the other thing is that im not really a pro is something that i do for fun, i don't like my setup seem like i never got the time or the money to work on that.. but is a very powerfull system and sounds clear too, i have a 2 makies 2500 an a couple of other amps. pd: i look at your guys setup and is really nice .... post some more pics...
Originally Posted by CasperI
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| Malisa Aivazian 14.07.2013 | Just a matter of routine and making everything as easy as possible for yourself. Most of the setups in my link can be setup in a couple of hours. |
| Trista Karle 13.07.2013 | I like the idea the Danish guy posted the truss work is great. Would ideally enjoy a setup like that but requires a lot of time to build that kind of setup |
| Erica Charvet 12.07.2013 | We all have to start somewhere... but this is a mess and you're utilizing too many tops. At the very least, eliminate the Yamahas and whatever-those-are on the ends, and stack the dual Peaveys on top of your PV118's. Wouldn't hurt to clean up the wiring on the truss and your table, either. |
| Malisa Aivazian 12.07.2013 | It's funny how much the style of mobile setups vary from America to us in Denmark. I see a lot af setups like yours, when i'm looking at US webpages, so i guess something like this is common? Here is a danish website displaying a number af pictures from various parties i have played at: http://www.hifigalleri.dk/galleri/63...sound_lyd__lys Pictures is mostly from birthday parties, class parties, school dances and so on |
| Rena Estabrook 12.07.2013 | Nice. What amps are you running? |
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