Decorating a DJ room

Mine is so stuffed with gear that there is barely room for decoration hehe
But I have a few fortune bringing Kanji on the wall made by a Japanese Kanji artist.

get some cheap lighting equipment,meant for bars.however have a really low budget. having better equipment is more important

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I am not sure how big your budget is. I have both sizes American DJ tables (I threw away the light bars, I thought they looked tacky, but that is taste for ya). There is no tabletop with them, so you have to make something. The other things is I don’t like people looking through my table. No place to stash stuff behind/under the table without it looking like a mess.

If it is just for at home I’d say go with the Ikea stuff. Cheap, legs height-adjustable and up to the job. If you want to take stuff out to play, I would suggest looking at these ProDJuser stands here:

This is the one I have. Been through h*ll and back the last couple of years. But sets up in literally seconds. Has a shelf in the back so lots of room for stashing stuff. Sturdy, nice working height and wide enough even for my 12″ mixer with two full size media players.

If you don’t mind the see-through bit and want foldable/portable, this might appeal to you:

And the same thing, but semi-permanent:

Finally, this is the American DJ one (I know it says JB Systems or something, but it is exactly the same thing. Like I said I have two of ‘m).

I guess you can see why I find the light bars a bit … well … But without them (I have added a flightcase material table top and a stretch skirt around it) they make pretty decent tables that I use for live sound gigs where I need a lot of gear and storage space. For DJ use it is always the black ProDJuser one.

Hope that helps.

Greetinx,
C.

I really recommend LED-strips – makes every dull furniture shiny 🙂

For example, you could grad one of those: click