+1 russ69. I have yet to hear anything high fidelity from a DJ at a wedding. The kids dancing at the wedding don't care about high fidelity sound, they want it loud with gut-thumping (mid)bass. I'd rather get a good band, but ultimately this should be your daughter's call, shouldn't it? She'll want to choose a playlist, etc. Remember, it is HER day!
Seeking Hi-Fi DJ for Daughter's Wedding.
Are there any legitimate Hi-Fi DJ's out there? I have long wondered why DJ's don't upgrade their systems, most of which sound like . . . well you know. I'm ready to pay for a serious DJ with serious sound system, but don't know where to begin the search. Wedding is in Albany, NY area -- but I'm willing to pay travel.
Any recommendations appreciated.
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Congrats! My daughter is getting married next year. They actually ended up getting a band. They checked out a few DJs and as others said none had anything close to HiFi. They wanted so much money that I think it helped their decision to book a band. Welcome to wedding planning after Covid. Event venues and vendors are completely gouging anyone getting married. That include DJs and bands. Good luck |
The only "snot nosed chirping" you got was from @secretguy , and that's just his snotty nature. It comes out all the time. Even if you could find such a "hi-fi" DJ, you'd be the only one at the wedding who gives a crap. And that's the sad reality of it. All you really need is something LOUD and a really good playlist. Anything more is lost on the masses.
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Hi---I DJ'd years ago and knew a few local mobile DJs. We mostly used good quality DJ equipment like Gemini and Numark. JBLs are good party speakers. I remember going clubbing back in the day and I always liked to know what the 'good' systems had for speakers and they were mostly, if not all, JBLs. Best of luck! |
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