EVENT SERVICES

My pricing varies depending on the type of event, duration, location, and other factors. Please contact me for a customized quote.

During your party, we frequently check the room to see if the volume is at an appropriate level. Sound levels can often depend on where you are sitting in the room or the acoustics of that room.

Our Philosophy: If you ask us to turn it up, then you are having a good time, but if you’re asking us to turn it down, then you are probably annoyed. We’ll do our best to try to avoid annoying you or your guests by playing too loud.

Bottom Line: If you want us to turn it down or turn it up, just let us know. All it takes is the slight nudge of a button.

Helpful Hint: Whenever possible, don’t seat your older relatives close to the D.J. set-up, even if it’s closer to the entrance into the room. Requiring Grandma to take a few extra steps, is a lot better than having to hear for weeks how she couldn’t have a decent conversation because the music at your party was “too darn loud.”

Occasionally, catering halls will require DJ's to have liability insurance. If your caterer requests a copy of our policy, we will be happy to fax a copy to their office.

Although we don’t promise to absolutely, positively play every request we get, we sincerely do our best to play as many as we can. Remember, not all songs are appropriate at certain times. As professionals we will do our best to work in requests as quickly as possible. In other words, you can’t be expected to play a rock song in the middle of a disco set without seriously jeopardizing the integrity of a full dance floor.

Our goal is to keep people dancing. It would be unfair to sacrifice the momentum of a really rockin’ dance floor just so you can get someone’s inappropriate request in sooner. Naturally, If the host or hostess asks us to play something right away, we will. But, by the same token, if the timing is also bad, we’ll let them know what’s at stake.

Depending on the package you choose, we will arrive to set up between 30 to 90 minutes before your party starts. The time varies because we may need extra time to set up a large light show or karaoke or because there are stairs or just a longer distance than usual between where our vehicle is parked and where we need to set up. Either way, we leave plenty of extra time when we leave the office and are often set up and playing music well before your event is scheduled to begin.

It’s really a matter of simple mathematics. If the average song is 3 minutes, then that’s approximately 20 songs per hour. And if your party is 4 hours, then we’ll probably play around 80 songs at your party.