Kam LED 1300 DMX Screen, where to put it.

Alright folks, Jonathan here. Yesterday I did a video and I looked at the Cam LED 1300 and basically I said it's the sort of thing that you'd have in front of your DJ console. Now, I've been a mobile DJ for ages. I've worked in many places and occasionally I've taken my own table with me but more often than not I've turned up and I've just crossed fingers and hoped that they've had something for me to put my kit on. Here's the deal. Alright, table. Let's say you've got your setup there. Nothing's plugged in, but I'll give you a general idea of what you're dealing with. A mixer and two entities of music. So, what you've got there, if you can see, there's the table. And it looks okay, but it looks a bit bare. And also, if you've got loads of cables behind there dangling about all over the place, that's the last thing people want to see.

Then that, theoretically, is going to be eye level so people can see underneath, so it doesn't look very good. So people have said, the reason I'm doing this video is someone actually left a comment, where do you actually put the light screen? Where's the best place to put it? So what I'll do, I'll pause the camera and I'll show you what exactly I'm all about. Hold tight. Right, so there you go. Now no longer have you got some dodgy looking setup with leads and cables all over the place. The idea with something like this now is it makes your DJ setup look like a proper DJ console as opposed to what we've all done, turn up and you just bung your stuff on a table. So it's like people walk in and they just see a couple of CDJs and a mixer on a table. Doing something like this makes your actual unit look better where you are.

People want to actually see you as opposed to just dance and have a bit of fun. You want them to dance and have a bit of fun, but isn't it better for you to look good as well? So there you go, there's the whole idea. Now like I did say in the previous video, I don't know if you can see there, but there's the handle. Now of course that is going to be slightly wobbly. So what I have done, I've got some cable ties, wrapped the cable ties around the handle and then around the leg of the table. Bingo. Sorted and it's basically idiot proof. So there you go. Tiny video, bit of an insight, practice and enjoy.

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