Lighting is something you may or may not have to deal with has as a DJ. If you’re lucky you have a real cushy job that doesn’t require any heavy lifting, other than your mixing and crowd control capabilities. However, many DJs have to haul their gear around, which includes objects like lighting control, power, and speakers. It can add up to a costly amount, and hauling the gear back and forth may turn out to be the hardest and riskiest part of your job. We can complain about the cost of speakers or how much of a hassle they are to lug in and out of your gigs, but once you have them setup and controlled, they are worry free.
Lighting is much more dangerous in comparison. You have fragile objects dangling above people’s heads, which could fall at any minute and injure someone. Then there is also the …
