good for dj parties?
830923
Yes they are. I've used them for several different functions and they have worked like a charm.
830924
Depending on the size of the venue but I use them for weddings etc and the are pretty loud
830925
Small home parties or home theater system. I suggest the Peavey PR15 or the Thump TH15A. Well worth the money for a DJ system.
1474096
u will be happy with them... i dont know if they will be good for DJ-ing cause i dont know to much of that stuff.. but i play drums in a band with my friends and i use them and this headphones are really good.. i really recomend them ..
263417
It's really just a speaker so I am pretty sure not, but it is really great for parties. The lights move to the music and the sound is good.
299425
I use the ddj sb for house parties and I honestly couldn't be happier with it. I play the same type of music and that controller with serato is a solid fit
1401551
they will work good, but they are designed for dj use, meaning used with a dj mixer - which has a much louder pre amp.
1089377
These are great for bands. Most DJ's settle on these now and the bands go with the FL-155pc which have a tighter tone and flatter frequency response. But either is a great band application. When it comes down to it a good speaker is a good speaker. We designed these to be the best speaker you can get for this amount. The same with the FL series, which costs a little more, but all that money goes into the quality of the product.
456142
I use them for djing . I don't play video games. I got all Gemini equipment except the speakers and it all works real good.
56340
It would absolutely be perfect for that. The sound quality is great and the bass is real punchy, which is what you want for people to "feel" the beat. (Coming from a DJ)
1454702
For dj they are good starter set. I brought them to a park and had them in the park pavilion. I can say that the pavilion is 200 yards from the road and I could hear them from the road. They come with a power cord you will have to get whatever cables you'll need for connections.
1794362
Yes, if it's not for a loud party. A wedding ceremony, a speech, music for dinner... these would be fine.
1934009
This is a good system for someone to either start mixing music or a reintroduction. For parties, try the idjay pro.
2155425
Ok, Pete W. Here's the low down info. That you're looking for. I bought a Hercules dj control instinct a couple of weeks back, but it was much smaller than it appeared in the original image. I bought it not to be a dj though, the primary reason that I got it for was as a basic remixes to ad some Flava to my production, because it's very limited in features and is very small. In my opinion, if it's djing that you want to do professionally, then spend that extra bucks and get one of the Pioneer ddj series that suits your purpose best and give yourself the best chance of making it. Hope this was helpful! Ok, Pete W. Here's the low down info. That you're looking for. I bought a Hercules dj control instinct a couple of weeks back, but it was much smaller than it appeared in the original image. I bought it not to be a dj though, the primary reason that I got it for was as a basic remixes to ad some Flava to my production, because it's very limited in features and is very small. In my opinion, if it's djing that you want to do professionally, then spend that extra bucks and get one of the Pioneer ddj series that suits your purpose best and give yourself the best chance of making it. Hope this... » Read More Ok, Pete W. Here's the low down info. That you're looking for. I bought a Hercules dj control instinct a couple of weeks back, but it was much smaller than it appeared in the original image. I bought it not to be a dj though, the primary reason that I got it for was as a basic remixes to ad some Flava to my production, because it's very limited in features and is very small. In my opinion, if it's djing that you want to do professionally, then spend that extra bucks and get one of the Pioneer ddj series that suits your purpose best and give yourself the best chance of making it. Hope this was helpful! « Show Less
1340339
So far they have been very good but my son is a beginner DJ. They also manufacture a larger set which I am sure are phenomenal.
1589571
I use the Escort 3000 for wedding ceremonys. It sounds great but I wouldn't consider it for dance music. If you're DJing dance music I'd go with powered speakers and a DJ mixer.
1721271
Pop Rocks? a candy band?....jk....These speakers sounded fantastic for me for a variety of types of bands....Latin salsa, Latin rock, Hard rock, Acoustic sets, even for DJ work, although Subs are needed for that use, and have not been necessary for the other music, but I am now bringing subs to all my gigs.As for household use....OVER KILL!!!....or did you mean a house/backyard party?...then they will kick butt!
1921846
It's very good for a home radio studio. This equipment can do all that you are currently asking( You can Cue Tracks and will also be able to run it through a mixer). Best of of it all, you can Map it in your favourite DJ software to play all your tracks. Hope this helps
733339
Depends on the job. Technically speaking one of these speakers has enough punch to be way more than audible in a medium theater (50'x40' stage, 300 seat house) at about 1/3 volume. I own three of these speakers that I use for my full DJ rig, but if there's some retreat, a beach party, a workshop day, or something that just needs a bit of ambiance music (requires only an iPod and some way to project the track) I'll bring one of these in and adapt 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono through a DI box and the end result is fantastic. If you're DJ-ing indoor dance floors or something where coverage, volume, and quality are all concerns and your paycheck is one the line, then you'll probably want to go for two speakers to reduce dead-space on the floor.