| Most bedroom DJs will end up spending an awful | | | | for the best possible sound quality the speaker cables |
| amount of cash on amps and speakers if they are not | | | | for any stereo system should be at least 10% of the |
| willing to invest in decent equipment at the beginning. | | | | cost of the overall system. therefore if your stereo |
| When I first started Djing I was on a budget so had to | | | | system cost £1000 at least £100 spent |
| stick to a relatively cheap do it yourself set-up. This | | | | on speaker cables would result in a much clearer |
| ended up costing me a lot in the end as I would | | | | sound. |
| always blow my system. Not having a proper | | | | I would also recommend purchasing a good strong and |
| understanding about how to use the graphic equaliser | | | | reliable set of needles, quality needles is a must as |
| and playing amps at a louder wattage than the | | | | most bedroom DJs love to practice scratching but are |
| speakers can take is a very common mistake | | | | very heavy handed on the turntables. Which usually |
| amongst bedroom DJs, I know I went through my fair | | | | results in the needles snapping. Also having a spare |
| share of systems when starting out. | | | | pair of needles is always handy, there is nothing worse |
| As a general rule of thumb when buying a system you | | | | than a needle snapping when you are half way |
| should always make sure that the speaker wattage | | | | through a set. |
| matches that of the amp. Also it is recommended that | | | | |