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No photograph can offer you a true “feel” of a party or event, however, it can show you what a “Mobile disco” set up looks like, or at least, what one of mine looks like.

Be assured that the sound quality is excellent I use a combination of Active Speakers, bass and satellites for larger venues and offer lighting options to suit your perfect event.

New for 2012

Designed, developed and then built by myself to reflect the clean classical lines of the lighting stands, the new white DJ booth’s have fully controlled lighting and all the kit for a great night built into them. They can be used with any of the other equipment on show or actually, just on their own for a really sleek look, teamed with a pair of speakers or lights on matching plinths and some hidden lighting it will blend into the smartest decor and keep the focus where it needs to be.... on you.

Tidy Equipment.

A Mobile discotheque is a functional item and yet, with just a little thought, it can be made into something that not only fits in with the theme of the room, but enhances it or it required, completely changes it. You shouldn’t be paying extra for a themed mobile discotheque and you shouldn’t be putting up with a building site in the corner of the room.

Presentation

Whilst we set up the equipment we will strive to be presentable, during the evening we will be suitably attired. Jeans and t shirts, sportswear and pullovers, designer or otherwise are not going to enhance your event experience and you won’t see either myself or my staff wearing them.

Daytime Set up

Quite often the equipment will need to be set up hours before the party starts, you don’t want a DJ and his “mate” lugging equipment past your guests and yet you don’t want an industrial pile of equipment in the corner of the room for the wedding photographs. The visual appeal of the set up is therefore essential both at night and during the day when it isn’t in use.

Controlled Dancefloor lighting.

Is there really anything worse than the room being flooded with beams and strobes for that beautiful first dance. Does a bride truly look at her best with a red laser dot on her nose or is a speech improved by the presence of strobe lighting?

I don’t think so either, I’ll tailor the light show to the event and also to the current situation, mood spotlights for the first dance, strobes and lasers for the throbbing dancefloor.

Room Uplighting.

Really comes into it’s own with partially wood panelled rooms and very pale rooms. Modern advances mean that LED powered lights run cold on very little electricity and can offer a choice of about 2 million colours or shades with the option of changing colour as the evening progresses. Invite guests into the room with a cool white in summer or hot pink for the winter, then for the first dance fade to a deep rich blue to show off the dress. All the effort is in the preparation to make the evening transitions seem magical.