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| − | + | 2. Make sure that you understand that will actually arrive to DJ your event. There are companies in the area who'll sell you their services, and often will send out someone who's very inexperienced, and that is paid almost no to operate your event. | |
| − | + | 3. Ask the DJ how much time they need to set up and tear down. Depending on the size of case, an excellent DJ need a great deal of time and energy to create the equipment, do sound and lighting checks, then change clothes (and shower if possible) to become presentable. If the timeframe they require sounds low, inquire about it. | |
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| − | + | 5. Make sure your DJ is fully insured. Don't simply take their word about it, ask for documentation. If they provide documentation, and you're simply not 100% sure, call the insurance company about the documentation to verify coverage. If a DJ damages the bottom or something else for your venue, or perhaps worse, someone is hurt due to the DJ's negligence, you dont want to get stuck with the bill! | |
| − | + | 6. Make sure your DJ actually buys his/her music. A lot of the above mentioned "Bargain" DJs steal their music from the web. Reputable DJs will sign up for more than one music services as this is a lot less costly than purchasing the CDs for each era. Ask them specifically where they obtain their music. If they don't convince you actually legit, check them out. Artists must be paid to be able to always produce music. Don't pay a DJ to steal it! | |
| − | + | 7. Find out if your DJ carries a backup in case there is accident or illness. A reputable DJ could have one or more "backup" DJs they could call in case there is one of such emergencies. A reputable DJ can also get backup equipment in case of a last minute failure. | |
| − | + | 8. Make sure your DJ intends to dress appropriately. It's never unthinkable for any DJ to become forced to wear a tuxedo at your event. This of course is entirely up to your taste. The DJ should be prepared to dress nevertheless, you feel is suitable, and really should not charge extra to wear up. | |
| + | 9. If you want to have specific music played, make sure your DJ is happy to use your playlist. Some DJs may also come with an online music selection tool. The more accommodating the DJ would be to meet your wishes, the higher. | ||
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