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ahoustondj

Mac Daddy DJ
Aug 13, 2007
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Canute why would a DJ want to spend more money for top of the line quality it makes no business sense just ask those in the know. Even Hobbyists know better come on man. Dont quit your day job lol.:triwink:
 
Canute why would a DJ want to spend more money for top of the line quality it makes no business sense just ask those in the know. Even Hobbyists know better come on man. Dont quit your day job lol.:triwink:
LOL you are right. Maybe if it said Radio Shack on the label they would jump for it, eh?
 
The boxes are too big. Check out the Chauvet d-fi plus. $125 each and I've been using them going on 2 years now. Very, very pleased with them and they're small enough to just perm-mount in my rack and on my t-bars.

Rick, do you need a minimum of two in order to work?
 
Rick, do you need a minimum of two in order to work?

Yep. Each unit can be set to transmit or receive. Out of nearly 2 years using these I've only run across 1 or 2 venues where the signal had interference. In both cases I was able to switch frequencies and proceed as planned. It has proven very reliable and the flexibility it gives you in configurations is worth the price alone.
 
Canute why would a DJ want to spend more money for top of the line quality it makes no business sense just ask those in the know. Even Hobbyists know better come on man. Dont quit your day job lol.:triwink:

Especially when it's not really top of the line, but over-priced, prone to breakdown which because of its archaic design leaves the owner with no sound at all and weeks with the gear while it gets repaired god-knows- where...Yah - even the dumb azzed hobbyist knows better :tricool: