Norfolk DJ

Goodparty has priced itself out of the market. £3 for a general enquiry about 'how much' isn't worth it.

I can recommend them but they are expensive.

Yes it is. And it is the clients responsibility to declare these on agreeing to my T&C. Stairs take time to navigate and can take twice as long to get into a venue compared to easy access. This impacts on the starting time and more importantly your time at the venue will increase. Decsions as to whether to take a roadie or not may depend on access stairs. In addition a number of DJ's may decline the booking or take different gear to compensate for the hike up the stairs. Personally I charge £50 extra and the contract must be returned agreeing the T&C. If they fail to de

As you say in the video, this looks to be a floor filler. You can tell from the items in the foreground that it covers a large area. I don't have one of these but these were highly rated by quite a few members on here when it was launched. Firstr port of call would be the retailer and ask him to check.

Good call

:Thumbup: Welcome!!

Ah yes the M11. One flake of snow and it closes :wall:

Not worth killing yourself for a few quid. Ring the client and seek agreement

If they don't return the contract they are refusing to agee to your T&C. I wouldn't have accepted the booking.

Hotel type gig available £500 ish close to Norwich. Pm/email if interested. Rob

Nop. The mackies went

RCF 722A's

Agreed.

I too tried the same as Dave last night. Difficult to judge the music quality as I was standing in an alcove with the speakers on the dance floor. I tend to agree with what Dave is saying. I flicked the switch off during my last half hour and it sounded better, but this might be as the room was emptying towards the end of the function and less output was required. This leads me to the question what is the point of the attenuator switch on the Denon mixers?

I will do the same with my 722's.

I've been working at my local golf/hotel club since 2002 every xmas. They have 3 large function rooms. In 2009 they had 21 gigs at xmas in 2010 they have 12.

Xmas party nights for me on Friday & Saturday at the local golf hotel

Yes the 'Cougar' but still not as bright as the EVL Spins.

2 Xmas Dinner dances for me at my local hotel

I think that each unit can be linked and controled via ADJ's basic controller. Enough for most of us. I wouldn't change to this or the Cougar as I am not prepared to compromise on the brightness of the unit. intend to hold on for a year or so and wait for something brighter.

American DJ also do the Express LED which is a goboflower LED light and these appear to be cheaper than the ACME Cougar

I use both I use dots, moonflowers ie gobo lights and lasers. It gives a nice variation. Rob

I get a few giggs with Goodparty, and some have been good payers. I agree that the price bandings are wrong and would prefer to see £150- £300 & £300-£500 as a minimum.

David. It's about 50%. Prior to sending out the 'hospitality' email it was about 10%. It gives gives a nice selection of testimonials. Apart from my motive, clients like the 'good manners ' email and give them to query anything or rebook! I've just got one back from Saturday night. Hi XX A quick 'thank you' for your kind hospitality on Saturday night. Good to see so many people making the effort to turn up on a very cold night. Great to hear the old football songs again! See you at your 60th! Regards Robin Response: Hi Rob Really glad you had

I used them for 20 years but not anymore. The three which I used varied in quality. The money was always less than what you could achieve. ie if I generally charge £250 ish for a gig, the same gig with an agent would at best leave me with £180 after taking off his 15% commission & VAT. All of the agents which I use failed in not providing sufficient details relating to the gig.For example if it's upstairs, or indeed even the basic question; what is the B&G first dance? I would tend to turn your question around. Do they you need you? It can be quite difficult to ensure th