What you don't know about the DJ Industry!

    This is a sneaky industry.   By sneaky I mean many DJ companies are "over-selling"

    you their product.   How can they charge $800 for their trainee's who are not allowed

    to own any DJ equipment, any music, any lights?   Some who make $5 to $7 an hour?

    $800 for guys who have never done a wedding reception?   For guys who don't know music?

          Anyone who is "borrowing a sound system" is an amateur DJ.

          Anyone who is "borrowing music" is an amateur DJ.

     The DJ's you want are the guys who own their sound systems and music.

   I sometimes scout halls in advance if I am in the area.  This takes time to do.  Other DJ's don't do this.  

   I work on the music lists sent to me for days, weeks, or months.

   I chase down songs other DJ's other DJ's don't even try to find.

   I am showing up with more requested songs by couples than any DJ I know of.

   I am showing up with more music asked in advance than many $1200 DJ companies. 

   My music library is one of the finest in the state. 

   I upgrade my equipment every year.  3 years ago I retired a $1600 DJ rack.  That hurt.

   I have an extensive amount of DJ equipment that few DJ's in the state have.

   I buy new lights almost every year and own over $2000 worth of lights.

   Every year I buy CD's for some couples that I will never be able to use again.

  Many owners just make "free" copies of CD's.

  Then charge you $800 to $1200 for a music library that cost them $30 to $70 for the blank media.

    I bring my $10,000 music library.

   I have DJ lights no other DJ has.   Even the $1200 DJ's.

   3 of my lights are custom built.   A 4th is priceless because you can't get them anymore.

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             This is a Dual Sunlight light.  They no longer import these lights and you cannot get them anymore.

           I built this light and it took me months to do.   Its 6 colored Neon Tubes.   It glows and is very pretty.