DJ set up requirements and the night itself

On the Night: your questions

• How much space and power does the DJ need?

  About 2 metres by 2 metres for the DJ booth, plus clear floor space in front for dancing.

  Tim needs at least two standard 13-amp sockets, ideally within 5 to 10 metres of where he sets up. In small rooms the lighting can be scaled down, and in big halls it can be scaled up.

• How long do you need to set up, and will it disrupt our hotel venue or guests?

  I normally allow at least 1.5 hours to carefully install, position, and calibrate my audio setup and LED lighting rig.

  I coordinate directly with your venue manager to ensure this setup process takes place completely behind the scenes before your evening guests arrive. This guarantees a clean, elegant presentation with zero exposed wires and no disruptive sound checks while people are talking.

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• Do I need to provide anything on the day, like power or space?

  I bring my own full professional sound and lighting setup to every booking.

  All I typically need is access to a standard mains power socket and enough space to set up safely — I'll happily talk through your specific venue in advance.

• What happens if your disco equipment breaks down?

  I carry a full, matching backup sound system, mixer and lighting rig in my vehicle at every booking.

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• Why is your registered address in Lincolnshire when you focus on Norfolk?

  Tim's head office is in Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire.

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• What will my venue need from you?

  Most venues ask for public liability insurance and PAT testing.

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• Do you cover venues outside the city, like Duxford or Ely?

  Yes.

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• Can you play an outdoor party by the sea?

  Yes, as long as the music and lights can sit under cover and there’s a safe power supply.

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• What if my venue has a sound limiter?

  Tell me in advance and I’ll plan the set-up and levels around it, so the night isn’t cut short.

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• Do you bring your own lighting?

  Yes.

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• My venue isn’t on your list. Is that a problem?

  Not at all.

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• Can the lights and volume suit guests who are sensitive to flashing lights or noise?

  Yes.

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• When do you arrive to set up?

  Normally at least two hours before your guests, so the sound, the lighting and a full soundcheck are done before anyone walks in.

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• How long can my video review be?

  Up to 2 minutes.

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