PRACTICAL DJ DECISION GUIDE

Who supplies sound and lighting

Separate DJ performance from production supply and assign every input, speaker, microphone and light.

What matters most

Decide first whether the DJ performs on a supplied system or brings and runs their own — the two are very different quotes.

Points to work through

  • List every input the night needs: DJ playback, wireless microphones, a laptop for slides, and any live act.
  • Assign each speaker, monitor and microphone to a named supplier so nothing is assumed on the day.
  • For lighting, separate dance-floor lighting from stage or uplighting, and confirm who rigs, operates and removes it.
  • Name who owns volume decisions and who responds if sound cuts out mid-event.
  • Confirm the venue’s installed system and house limits before deciding what to bring.
Next step

Share your event details for a quote that fits

The WhatsApp form asks only for event type, date, time, venue or area, guest count and likely requirements. Fill in what you know and leave the rest blank.

Ask about my event

Your brief is read by a person; you get a reply about fit and availability — and you decide from there.

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