Mixer Suggestions

[ssjaken]

Like a previous poster mentioned would you not just hook up the DJs into that. We do it all the time (switching over mainly from bands, And sometimes Djs) and its a perfect solution.
That is of course if all your djs have their own playing out setups and you don't need CDJ's and what not.

However i would advice you to stay clear of behringer Dj mixers. While they have great band/ Pa products, any one of there Dj mixers that iv used are pants (Channels leaking, Mic inputs are shocking, effects are terrible and as soon as you start pushing the sound up full it begins to clip!!)

Its not a DJ mixer, its more of a soundboard/amp. We are using to balance all of our speakers and monitors for whatever venue is hosting us. Last show we did were we had borrowed gear, the DJS beside me used CDJ 1000s with a DJM 800 and i used my mixdeck with traktor.

[ssjaken]

No need to buy anything. The promotion company you "work" for should hire a professional sound man. He will sort things out. That is if they are looking to have quality sound at the next event. A good sound system isn't something you can just throw together over night. Unless you have deep pockets and the knowledge

as in work for it is me my buddy and his cousin. its hodgepoge grassroots shit. He got a music/promotion biz license last year for his website and his flash API he is building (we are sys admins at heart) and when i wanted to throw a "rave" in our town, we used his business name and credentials to help make it look more professional

(sounds really ghetto and wannabe producer douchebaggey but our town...has had no raves in YEARS, like 8 years. The last one was Feb 18th and it was ours. Before that some bullshit that was poorly done. So i got bros with a promoter from another town and he's helping us build up a "scene". i dont want to come off as a prick but we're trying to get more music stuff happening in our village"