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WOW.... I think it might be even more impressive if you did a Then and Now post.... show us where you were and where you are now.... I think that would be extremely interesting to see...

Very nice even if it's not a Bose system....:sqwink:

Here is a shot of the system right before my old partner retired. We were doing videos.

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Here's what I was doing this past fall and early spring.

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Here is my set up last night.

I need to do something with my lights. I did clean up the cords on the lights after I took the pic.

I want to get a couple LED color changers, keep the starball and strobe and maybe 1 or both mushrooms. But I need to clean it up.

My wife made the facade for me. Just put new thicker material on for last night. Before it was too thin and you could see the lights through it.

I want her to make some skirts for the speaker and light stands and also for the poles on the stands.

And I did move the facade to the left a little after the pic also.
 

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My System......

After not being able to find my digital camera for a while now, I thought I would just set the system up in the basement and take a few pics with my phone. I didn't set up the light tri-pods due to lack of space in the basement!
System goes as follows:
Dynacord D-Lite 3012 (which consists of 1-powersub 315, 1-sub 115, 2-D12-3 tops.)
Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop running PCDJ Blue and 13,434 song library.
Numark CM200USB Mixer
Behringer FBQ2600 EQ (sorry Ben!!! :sqembarrassed: )
DBX 266XL Compressor/Gate
Dennon DN-D4500 Cd Player/Controller
Chauvet DMX 40B lighting controller
EV RE2 wireless mic system

And now a few grainy pictures.........(will take come gig pics whenever I find that D*** camera of mine!)

(Disregard banner behind equipment, the bar I did that show at gave it to me, so I had to hang it up! :sqbiggrin: )
 

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Good gear and setup, but you don't setup that facade on the table for gigs do you?!?

Actually yes I do, for two reasons.... One being that I have A LOT of cables that come out the back of my case when I have my light system up. And two for the fact that I did one event that the crowd was having a blast and two people thought it would be fun to throw beer on the rest of the crowd, and all my equipment got soaked..... :sqmad: Ruined my mixer and royally pi**ed me off! So I bought the facade and have it up all the time........I know, I know, Looks really tall, but so is my case, and I can see over it fine. You don't like???
 
Actually yes I do, for two reasons.... One being that I have A LOT of cables that come out the back of my case when I have my light system up. And two for the fact that I did one event that the crowd was having a blast and two people thought it would be fun to throw beer on the rest of the crowd, and all my equipment got soaked..... :sqmad: Ruined my mixer and royally pi**ed me off! So I bought the facade and have it up all the time........I know, I know, Looks really tall, but so is my case, and I can see over it fine. You don't like???

Well I can see why you would have it setup like that. Just my humble opinion is that huge facades kind of separates a DJ from the rest of the audience, like makes them less approachable. One that tall makes it worse. I think that the table topper is the perfect height. But to each his own, you still have a great setup!. :sqwink:
 
Well I can see why you would have it setup like that. Just my humble opinion is that huge facades kind of separates a DJ from the rest of the audience, like makes them less approachable. One that tall makes it worse. I think that the table topper is the perfect height. But to each his own, you still have a great setup!. :sqwink:

Thank you very much for the compliment! I appreciate it! :sqbiggrin:
I too used to think the tall facades would seperate and make a DJ seem less aproachable until I actually used one. People still come up by the dozens (it seems) to talk to me, request songs, etc..... I guess it may just be personal, but I needed something that high so I wouldn't have another mixer fried by a rowdy crowd..... (background on that event: it was outside under a tent, the biggest event I have done probably 400+ and most of the town knows me, so maybe they thought they could get away with a bit more being rowdy......Dunno for sure)
 
4 amps Damn!
Thanks for the pictures of the rig. It looks great.

Thank you! I do take a lot of pride in that system! And I am not sure about all the technical stuff about the system (Ben could explain better) but I do know that the total output of the power sub is only 2,000 watts. Doesn't seem like it would be enough for 4 speakers, but it is my understanding that the speakers are very efficient....... again, thank you!! :sqbiggrin:
 
Well I can see why you would have it setup like that. Just my humble opinion is that huge facades kind of separates a DJ from the rest of the audience, like makes them less approachable. One that tall makes it worse. I think that the table topper is the perfect height. But to each his own, you still have a great setup!. :sqwink:

Qdupsoundz is 6'7"..... :sqwink:


LOL... I have no idea how tall he is... just adding some attempt at humor.
 
Qdupsoundz is 6'7"..... :sqwink:


LOL... I have no idea how tall he is... just adding some attempt at humor.


LOL Thanks Papa! Actually 6'2"! :sqlaugh:
Do you guys really think it is too tall? I mean I have thought about shortning it a bit.....I don't want to look like a dork! :sqerr:

And also, maybe I have never properly introduced myself.....Name's Heath. (cause qdupsoundz is a lot to write! :sqwink: )
 
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