All over around here, some for $100.
If that's the case, seriously DO NOT upgrade your system EVER. If you are thinking of going with a computer, use a Numark controller $299 max.
And purchase your lights from cheaplights.com in Texas. At those rates its more of a hobby, or money for gas and some groceries. I dj'd in Montana
and YES I did some parties for $125, and believe me I took requests with a grain of salt. If I played Country it was from what I had in stock and
there was NO WAY I was going to download the latest and greatest on Billboard. If it was Top 40, it was top 40 from the past 2-3 months NOT new releases.
Also that thing about leading to higher paid gigs by going 120% on cheap ones does not work in rural areas. You will still be asked to do low budget gigs. Good luck and God Bless (or move to Shreveport)
Last edited by fatcatdj; 09-18-2013 at 02:32 AM.
.."You can NEVER go too far"---Ferris Bueller
You gotta set a standard for yourself. Personally I wouldn't take a job under $400. It's not worth packing my stuff, preparing my music, looking nice, and all the setup work and teardown. Of course the exception to this rule are charity or fundraiser gigs I do for local schools, but short of that, regular DJ jobs are a $400 minimum.
I don't bother with Craigslist. They can have all the $100 gigs they want.
local Ad round here :O...lolOriginally Posted by Anumpty
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