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Thanks! It’s a great speaker! I love them! They’re exactly how you think they’d be to move around a 95lbs speaker. 😂 LOL All jokes aside it’s a very loud and clean speaker, but I only use them when absolutely necessary. They are a hassle to move around (at least for me). But if you need something for large events, these are the ticket!

Haha! Oh definitely! 😆 Can you lift them yourself on the pole? The EV Etx 15p is 59lbs I'm not sure how I will be lifting them on my own to a pole. Have you looked into the 15p?

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People attach entire Chauvet gig bars to these things so this isn’t even close to the same weight. It’s obviously not recommended by the manufacturer but the self is basically weightless. The heaviest thing is the iPad.

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Why yes, yes it is!

Thanks for checking this out! I appreciate your time and comment! Personally, I’d never want to bother the couple with this and pass this on to them. I’m there to handle the "issues" if possible. I don't plan on returning to the venue, so I have no problem if they "ban me" or don't like me. They were unreasonable and rude. I was paid to show everyone a good time and I did. My couples come first, always. Moving forward, in any planning meetings I have with couples, I ask them if they are aware of any sound restrictions. If they are not, I suggest they check with the venue. I also do not recommend this venue to anyone. Like you said, it's the only way to combat venues like this that take people's money and aren't transparent about their sound restrictions. It's frustrating...

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For what you’re describing I’d recommend using the VDJ app which will let you mix and change things remotely (away from your laptop). Or use the auto mix feature you can customize how and when it mixes.

I didn’t. The space has power for me to access.

Yeah, it’s something I started doing about two years ago. Overtime is great but only if you have the right audience for it. I’ve never had a couple push back on it after I explain it.

I’m not sure to be honest. I’d reach out to NLFX who can make a custom cable to make sure it fits and it’s the right power rating.

Thanks for checking this out. I find it amusing how much stuff we bring with us!

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your kindness and taking the time to see how much fun we had! Omg. Those two ladies were the best!!

Oh, and I'm "stealing" some of those transitions...lol! ;-)

I’m not using a generator here. 🙂 The food trucks are.

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LOVE this! LOL Thanks for the smile and for taking time to check this out! :)

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💯❤️ It doesn’t always work out this way, but I’m willing to try.

Being a difficult DJ is a great way to damage relationships, not get on a vendor's preferred list, receive bad reviews, and destroy your reputation. I will never make my clients think of me as someone who is arrogant and difficult to work with. My job as a professional is to get the job done with the tools, technology, and resources I have at my disposal. As long as what they are asking me to do is not dangerous or damaging to me or my equipment, I am happy to be accommodating. I did "refuse" to be placed where they originally wanted me. Common sense always wins, and sometimes just putting in a little effort and flexibility can go a long way. I made it work for everyone. How did those award bags affect me in any way? They didn't. How did being in the corner affect me in any way (other than having to run a slightly longer cable)? It didn't. What are you flat out refusing, and why? They were happy. The dance floor rocked. That's a win-win. Sometimes it doesn't make sense to make a fuss about stuff that we think matters more than it really does.

@@DJRachelLynch it’s the venue I would be annoyed with not the party bookers. I generally bend over backwards to accommodate. But this isn’t a wedding. And stuffing the DJ in a corner and then piling loads of bags onto their booth is belittling of what service the DJ supplies. If they had booked a stand up comedian, or even a band. Do you think they would have been stuffed in the corner. And then bags put all over their stuff… absolutely no way. Society devalues what DJs do and saying yes and ok to everything devalues the DJs worth. Yes you accommodate as you move along but there has to be a limit. You can’t just say yes to everything. I’m far from a difficult DJ. I just value my position of what we bring to an event. If everyone wanted to hang their coats from your booth would you have been ok with that. ?

@@theweddingspinner7340 If they had booked a band, they would have been in big trouble. There simply was no room for anything beyond what was shown in my gig log. If I had brought extra lighting, it would have stayed in the car; that's how little room there was. It was one of those instances where you need to work with what you've got and be the superhero. It wasn't the venue's fault that the client booked a venue too small for their guest count. They were extremely respectful and helpful in making sure I could execute my plan B. I don’t blame the venue at all. They were wonderful. The client chose to put the award table there to accommodate people walking up to grab their awards and to have a view of the room from that location without having their backs to anyone. They asked if it was okay, and I said certainly because it has zero impact on my performance. I can DJ and MC just as well with or without bags by my booth. Being flexible solidified my value because my attitude and streamlined setup got them out of a pinch and made for a great night. I'm not saying we shouldn't fight for ourselves when we are being displaced for a cake, but this wasn't one of those circumstances. 🙂

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Appreciate you being here! We had a blast!

No pizza. 😒

This is very kind of you. Thanks for your time. This is 20 years of trial and error at play. Just keep trying. Record yourself. Listen to your work. Ask for feedback. Listen to other DJs. It’s all about small progress.

They honestly did the best they could. They were at max capacity and didn’t really have much choice. But yes, I have absolutely been bumped out of prime dance floor real estate for a cake or the sweet heart table. Lol. At the end of the day, we just gotta do what we gotta do.

@@DJRachelLynch just curious what pool do you get your mashups from? Thanks.

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Thanks so much for your time to check this out. Feels good to be back. Hope to be posting more!

When clients let me cook, I bring it. 😎

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I know it’s helpful to give track names. It’s very tedious to type out but I know people appreciate it. Thanks!

Me too! I needed a good party!

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I hope to have some more videos soon. I’ve been super busy and feel bad I haven’t posted as frequently. Thanks for finding the the time to stop by!

Whenever you can post is fine! Take care of you first.

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Of course, You’re the best !

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