Technical rider
Standard requirements to get the booth show-ready. Every event is different — this rider is confirmed and adjusted with the venue during event planning, not applied blindly.
DJ booth & table
- Table
- Sturdy DJ table/riser, min. 1.8m wide × 0.6m deep, stable on a level surface
- Clearance
- Booth positioned with clear sightline to the dancefloor and stable footing for two performers
- Lighting
- Working task light on the booth for late-night sets
DJ equipment (venue/hired rig)
- Players
- 2× Pioneer CDJ-3000 (CDJ-2000NXS2 minimum acceptable)
- Mixer
- 1× Pioneer DJM-900NXS2 or DJM-A9
- Condition
- All units powered on, updated firmware, and tested working before doors
- Backup
- DJ brings USB backups; a spare USB port/slot should remain free on each player
Sound system
Professional-grade, full-range stereo PA with subs, sized to the room and guest count, rigged and tuned by the venue's sound engineer or hired sound company. No consumer/home speakers.
Booth output: 2× RCA or XLR from the mixer to the house system, run by the house engineer.
Monitoring
- DJ monitor
- One active monitor wedge at the booth, fed pre-fader from the mixer booth output
Power
- Circuits
- 2× dedicated 13A/16A circuits at the booth
- Isolation
- Kept separate from lighting/dimmer circuits where possible to avoid hum/interference
- Protection
- Surge-protected sockets; all cable runs taped/covered for guest safety
Lighting (if in scope)
Basic uplighting/wash on the booth and dancefloor is welcome. Please avoid strobes or moving heads aimed directly at the booth without advance notice.
Line check & access
Booth access at least 60 minutes before doors for line check and a quick sound test with the house engineer. One AV/sound technician should be reachable on-site for the duration of the event.
Hospitality basics
- Booth
- Still water at the booth
- Load-in
- Reasonable load-in access and parking near the venue entrance
Full hospitality terms (where applicable) are confirmed with the booking agreement, not this page.