Hey man, just wanted to say thank you thank you thank you x1000 for your guidance on getting the flight case customized for the DDJ SRT1000. Two events in two weekends, and setup has never been faster. I appreciate this video, because I know my cabling is pretty messy in there right now.
Very nice on the work. More DJs need to do this. I love the labels for the connections. We talk about this stuff on the DJ Round Table Show. Have you seen an episode?
Hey! Great video! I am just starting my DJ journey and I’ve been looking for a very simplistic but efficient set up. I really like yours and as a matter of fact, I ordered a custom panel like the one you did for my DDJ 1000SRT from your other video. A question I had is, I see other DJs use a power strip instead of that power conditioner you have. Do you recommend one over the other? Under my controller I figure I’d like to have plugs for my laptop, the controller, my wireless mic, maybe an effects light device in the future, and ports for charging. Also, are you aware of power con connectors that come connected to a power strip or conditioner? Or that’s something that has to be custom made? Appreciate the guidance!
Power conditioners are always going to be a better option than standard, cheap power strips. So if you have room in your rack, definitely go that route. ProX has a power strip that has Powercon connections. Do a Google search for it.
you could have just left the original cable and plug attached to the power strip and just coil it up in the rear of the case. That way you're not storing the lead elsewhere which you might forget.
Not sure which original cable you are talking about. Everything needed is in the case. Should I need to use RCA outs, that cable is with other miscellaneous cables that is always with me.
Nice job! ❤️💯
Thank you! 😊
Hey man, just wanted to say thank you thank you thank you x1000 for your guidance on getting the flight case customized for the DDJ SRT1000. Two events in two weekends, and setup has never been faster. I appreciate this video, because I know my cabling is pretty messy in there right now.
Ha! Lift that thing out and clean it up! I had been putting this off for so long and glad I finally got in there.
Thanks for watching!
GREAT content and explanation! THX
Awesome video man! I did something very similar with my prime 2 case and love it!
Cool, thanks for checking it out.
Very nice on the work. More DJs need to do this. I love the labels for the connections. We talk about this stuff on the DJ Round Table Show. Have you seen an episode?
inspiration son good to go
Hey! Great video! I am just starting my DJ journey and I’ve been looking for a very simplistic but efficient set up. I really like yours and as a matter of fact, I ordered a custom panel like the one you did for my DDJ 1000SRT from your other video. A question I had is, I see other DJs use a power strip instead of that power conditioner you have. Do you recommend one over the other? Under my controller I figure I’d like to have plugs for my laptop, the controller, my wireless mic, maybe an effects light device in the future, and ports for charging. Also, are you aware of power con connectors that come connected to a power strip or conditioner? Or that’s something that has to be custom made? Appreciate the guidance!
Power conditioners are always going to be a better option than standard, cheap power strips. So if you have room in your rack, definitely go that route.
ProX has a power strip that has Powercon connections. Do a Google search for it.
How do I know if I need a POWER conditioner? THD seems low and I don't seem to have any issues....
Whats the name of that yellow tester?
Are you as concerned about internal cable management as I am!!??
You didnt show how to power the furman from behind the case
you could have just left the original cable and plug attached to the power strip and just coil it up in the rear of the case. That way you're not storing the lead elsewhere which you might forget.
Not sure which original cable you are talking about. Everything needed is in the case. Should I need to use RCA outs, that cable is with other miscellaneous cables that is always with me.