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PezCore
my friends and I are organizing an event on the beach this summer.

this year I was thinking about bringing my turntables as well as cdjs + mixer. after second thoughts I'm wondering if this is such a good idea.. with all the sand that will be in the air, is it going to be really bad for the TTs/mixer/CDJs?

any of you had any broken/malfunctioning equipement due to some sand in it ? I'm thinking about renting, would it be better ?

peace
JD8180
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Originally posted by PezCore
my friends and I are organizing an event on the beach this summer.

this year I was thinking about bringing my turntables as well as cdjs + mixer. after second thoughts I'm wondering if this is such a good idea.. with all the sand that will be in the air, is it going to be really bad for the TTs/mixer/CDJs?

any of you had any broken/malfunctioning equipement due to some sand in it ? I'm thinking about renting, would it be better ?

peace


my guess would be that sand is dj equipments worst enemy. if sand gets anywhere near the lenses... :nervous:

i would rent, or set it up to make SURE no one can accidentally kick up a bit of sand and have it blow all over your equip.
ThatsMagic
You might what 2 think about a strong pergola tent 2 stop the wind and it will shade your vinyl so it does not warp, im sure you could hire one from a bride service etc they would prob set it up for you.
Jarvmeister
You wouldn't get me within a mile of a beach with my equipment.....
pkcRAISTLIN
wind could also be a problem for a vinyl deck.

and yeah, using your own equipment.
Fearless One
laptop is way to go for you :p
Dj Gracjan
great thread. we are thinking of doing similar events this summer and this could help make it more safe.
Storyteller
nobody is threatening anyone here dude! :wtf:
cmay119
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Originally posted by Storyteller
nobody is threatening anyone here dude! :wtf:


I believe he meant to say "Great Thread", not threat.
Dj Gracjan
lol my bad. edited that one :)
thanks for the heads up

miamitranceman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSExer4-rSc

That's a vid of me from a beach even last weekend, although it was raised up on a stage. There was still lots of wind and I did have to blow some sand specks off the gear here and there. I'd definitely recommend having a screen around your table like I had in the vid to at least block the direct blowing of sand on to your gear.
A dude came on after me with Vinyl and Serato and did fine as well.
Matt Es
i was thinking of the same thing, just dont know what the rules are about loud music and beaches around here in cali.
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