My new look for 2009?

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Nice play on the Harley font.

That wasn't my intention and I don't see what you mean.

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Not bad, but try putting "DJ" in big letters on the left side of the mic, "Hank" on the right side of the mic, and "Davidson" below the whole thing.

(Alternately, put "DJ" and the mic on top and "Hank Davidson" below it).

The goal is to get people to stop writing checks to "DJ" Hank Davidson. I have enough trouble getting my bank to accept
"Hank" for Henry (which Hank is a nickname for).
 

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Using a tall narrow font with either word Harley or Davidson would invoke the logo, even though yours is a serif compared to the original. And actually it does match up to other versions of the name...
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Still, just a fluke. It is a common letter style.

I guess with my name being what it is, there's no way to avoid it looking familiar. (not a bad thing really)
 
The goal is to get people to stop writing checks to "DJ" Hank Davidson. I have enough trouble getting my bank to accept
"Hank" for Henry (which Hank is a nickname for).

If that's the goal, just fix the troubles at the bank. Fortunately, my bank is very lenient when it comes to accepting checks.
 
I love the look of the logo (color and design)
personally, I would drop the PROFESSIONAL DJ

I am not saying you are NOT a professional
but someone outside of the biz might take it the wrong way.
like someone saying they are a PROFESSIONAL actor...
if they haven't heard of you...you're not a pro to THEM!

just an idea
maybe want to go with something less personal

PROFESSIONAL MOBILE MUSIC
does not sound like "bragging"

of course, now that I look at it, my suggestion is pretty bad
but hopefully you get the idea
 
I love the look of the logo (color and design)
personally, I would drop the PROFESSIONAL DJ

I am not saying you are NOT a professional
but someone outside of the biz might take it the wrong way.
like someone saying they are a PROFESSIONAL actor...
if they haven't heard of you...you're not a pro to THEM!

I guess it's how you take it. Most commonly, it should be regarded as an "adjective" and not a "title". Meaning that you are professional in what you provide. An actor would use it as a title. The same would be done for an MC. A DJ is a service provider while an MC is a persona.

At least that's how I see it.
 
After further consideration with family and friends, I think I'm going to stick with my existing name. I want to be able to keep my tag line and list of services. Also, there's the fact that I am pretty well established already.

I guess I'm just jealous of my own logos going out lately (LOL). I want a new look too!

I do like the burgundy and the new mic looks good. So, I may just do a cleaned up version of my current logo.

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Matching Rockit Skin:

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Thanks for all the terrific input as always.
 
absolutely
I understand it as an adjective...
it's the perception of the potential client I was thinking about.
Lord knows very few outsiders consider this job to be "professional"