Name The Most Important Piece.

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ahoustondj

Mac Daddy DJ
Aug 13, 2007
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OK, you DJs always turn around the questions and thus screw up the answers, so read carefully. Name the ONE Piece of equipment which you own, that you would consider to be the most important component in your rig
1. By Importance?
2. By Price/Cost? (A pair of speaker tops and sub-woofers do not count as one.)
 
Easy:

The computer with all the music. The computer has speakers right? :sqbiggrin:

See! :sqeek: Here we go again. Let me clarify "Name the ONE Piece of equipment which you own,".
:sqconfused: The computer is not an answer! If you say "My Computer" then I'll buy that! :sqbiggrin:
 
Me!!! Nobody touches my stuff but me and I'm priceless :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
I'd have to agree with Adam (gosh, I hate to do that) :sqerr:

I can plug a properly setup lappy into any rig, just depends upon what I wanted to accomplish.


I know you want to hear all sorts of cool gear techno crap -- but it all means nothing, if you don't have decent source material, and the tools to play it properly.

I can blow away a crowd with RS gear -- I could also suck with $50k worth of EV stuff. ;)
 
I'd have to agree with Adam (gosh, I hate to do that) :sqerr:

I can plug a properly setup lappy into any rig, just depends upon what I wanted to accomplish.


I know you want to hear all sorts of cool gear techno crap -- but it all means nothing, if you don't have decent source material, and the tools to play it properly.

I can blow away a crowd with RS gear -- I could also suck with $50k worth of EV stuff. ;)

Who told you that? Have you been taking Mind Reading Courses? Hmmmmmm you better go get a refund! :sqlaugh::rofl:
 
Who told you that?

You did -- I'm a very good listener to peoples posting trends... ;)

I'd love to blow sunshine up yer ass, and say having 50 billion dollars worth of live processing gear is gonna help, but it won't!


If you don't have a proper playback device that can store your music, and interconnect with any external sound rig -- you have nothing. If you don't know how to use said playback device -- you have nothing.


This may sound weird, but as Tolkien would say:

One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them



If I need to rent a sound man next time I'm in Houston, I'll give ya a shout... :sqwink: :sqbiggrin:
 
You did -- I'm a very good listener to peoples posting trends... ;)

I'd love to blow sunshine up yer ass, and say having 50 billion dollars worth of live processing gear is gonna help, but it won't!


If you don't have a proper playback device that can store your music, and interconnect with any external sound rig -- you have nothing. If you don't know how to use said playback device -- you have nothing.


This may sound weird, but as Tolkien would say:

One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them



If I need to rent a sound man next time I'm in Houston, I'll give ya a shout... :sqwink: :sqbiggrin:

:sqeek: Hey! Calm down!:sqeek: Don't get yer panties all up in a wad! :sqrolleyes: We have medication for that kind of behavior you know!:sqwink:
:sqerr:I am not a Sound man,, Sorry! :sqbiggrin:

Based on your answer it seems you "listen" to what people type/post and you "read" what they say, eh?
 
This thread is goin' nowhere.

Course it is Bill -- pretty soon, we will be deciding whether DJ systems are created, or evolved... :sqerr: :sqlaugh: :rofl:

I'm still going with the hot alien chick, but that's just me... :sqbiggrin:


Problem is, how do you valuate a tool in the end chain? An amp may be worth its weight in gold at one event, but the sub wins at the next. A pair of sticks may be worth $2k at one event, yet only $300 at another.

The only thing that remains a valid valuation, is the source and the user of that source (as Jacob mentioned), so IMHO, that is the most important and valued piece...
 
OK, you DJs always turn around the questions and thus screw up the answers, so read carefully. Name the ONE Piece of equipment which you own, that you would consider to be the most important component in your rig
1. By Importance?
2. By Price/Cost? (A pair of speaker tops and sub-woofers do not count as one.)

1. My Brain

2. Priceless
 
Course it is Bill -- pretty soon, we will be deciding whether DJ systems are created, or evolved... :sqerr: :sqlaugh: :rofl:

I'm still going with the hot alien chick, but that's just me... :sqbiggrin:


Problem is, how do you valuate a tool in the end chain? An amp may be worth its weight in gold at one event, but the sub wins at the next. A pair of sticks may be worth $2k at one event, yet only $300 at another.

The only thing that remains a valid valuation, is the source and the user of that source (as Jacob mentioned), so IMHO, that is the most important and valued piece...

Rick, Rick, Rick....... it is very simple.... the answer is not meant to be a general one. It is meant to be YOUR personal pick about YOUR personal gear!
 
Rick, Rick, Rick....... it is very simple.... the answer is not meant to be a general one. It is meant to be YOUR personal pick about YOUR personal gear!

And I picked it -- computer with source material :)


Where did we fail to communicate...?
 
For Me I will say "my External Hard Drive", it is the most important and expensive piece of gear that I have in my rig. Everything else can be easily replaced. Most of my music are promo reviews on MP3 formats so I cannot revert back to a CD for re-ripping. Even though the ones that were ripped can be re done, the time and expense to do so is phenomenal.
 
Ahhh...there is the issue.
In the original post you said most "important" component, but in your own answer you respond with your most "irreplaceable" component. Two entirely different things.