u/Traditional_Hornet91

Anyone have any experience with oopsk lights. Reviews look good, but you never know with stuff light that. They have a light bar that I'm interested in.

With summer coming, the kids parties are ramping up. I want to get a trusted source for clean edits of the popular songs. I know I cam edit them in my DJ software but I'd rather have a trusted source that has specifically edited song that would work for kids parties. I already have Tidal.

What are you using? DJ pool? If so which one? Or is there another hack that I'm missing?

Is there some sort of setting where I can adjust the voice over. Last week My Vampire System had a certain voice, this week it's different.

So the latest chapter in spring engine checks. So far my briggs 10hp ohv won't start. It's on a troy built 5550 generator. It has spark, 60lbs of compression but still won't start even with starting fluid.

So my question is where I should focus first. I'm thinking either

Check valve lashing (never done it since I got it last year)

Or

Check head gasket (makes a pht pht sound when I pull the starter)

So what would you do first?

Rc12yc

Bought a spark plug last year for my generator. Went to start it this week and find out I have no spark. I do the multimeter test and get no reading. So I go to the store, buy a brand new one, do a test with the multimeter before taking it outside and nothing. I have older plugs laying around of different sizes. I get reading on all of them.

Is it likely to get 2 duds? Am I just extremely unlucky with spark plugs? Are champion plugs just no that good?

I saw that the R plugs have resistors in them. Does that affect if I get a reading or not? I tested the old one that I took out last year, I still get a reading on that one but I think the brand is different.

Just wondering if I should install it and see what happens, exchange it, or return and try a different brand.

Recently started using a sub on my mobile dj gigs. I've sat it up 2 different ways.

1. Main out from board to sub and then from sub to main speakers.

2. Main out to speakers and seperate channel to sub.

I prefer method 2 as I have more control over when I use the extra base, but my understanding is that method 1 is the "correct" way.

If you use a sub for weddings/mitzvahs/school events etc. How do you set up and why?

Looking to upgrade my mixer and get a 10channel. I've used several different brands, but looking online it seems like Yamaha and Mackie both have decent options for weddings, karaoke, ext. I've only noticed subtle differences when using the different makes so I'm wondering if there are any significant game changes among them.

Anyone have extensive use in multiple mixers with a distinct favor of a certain one?