DJ Mobil és mobil fesztivál

Valószínűleg a haza utakon és szabadtéri bulikon sem gyakran látunk ilyent, de a lehetőség adott:

Volkswagen Amarok Power DJ Mobil

 

The most intriguing part about this pickup is the 5000-watt sound system and the DJ equipment fitted in its spacious bed. The gear includes a 92 Allen & Heath DJ kit, a Pioneer CDJ900NXS player, two Void Acoustics Impulse 3T speakers, a Stasys Xair subwoofer and six micro speakers. That’s more than enough to make a lot of noise while throwing a cool party at the beach.

The amazing pickup includes a complete mobile DJ sound system built into the 3.5 square metre truck bed, making any professional DJ’s dream come true – a really powerful, professionally designed, and truly mobile sound system that is instantly ready to rock.

Források és további infók az alábbi linkeken:
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/volkswagen/2014-volkswagen-amarok-power-concept-ar163732.html
http://www.voidacoustics.com/docs/latest_news/EuElyyZEuETqiVfVCJ.shtml
http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/news/gti-treffen-2010-vw-amarok-pickup-als-dj-mobil-1849251.html

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A fenti írás közzétételekor értesültem arról, hogy hazánkban indul egy vállalkozás a mobilitás elősegítésére: 

Egy kicsit újragondoltuk a szórakoztatást…

Hogy, hogyan?

Hamarosan kiderül!

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Néhány kevésbé korszerű mobil-rendszer:

Hátizsákos DJ

Review & Video: 

Magma Riot DJ Backpacks

The Magma Riot Backpack is the ultimate solution to transport digital vinyl systems, such as Serato or Traktor Scratch. It features pockets for a laptop computer, a small controller or DJ mixer, laptop stand, records, sound card, headphones, and more.

   

Magma Riot DJ Backpacks részletes bemutatása:

FULL REVIEW: MAGMA RIOT DJ BACKPACKS
Magma's Riot is the company's top-of-the-line range of bags designed for DJs who travel a lot. Today I've got the smallest (simply called the Riot DJ Backpack) as well as the largest (the humungous Riot DJ Backpack XXL) up for review. Let’s dive right in!
The first impression they give is simply of being really sturdy. Although soft, they are angular, with tightly rounded corners and both horizontal and vertical thick nylon tension / compacting straps adding to the "squared off" feel. They're also full of pockets, which are quite square, too (well, rectangular to be exact).
The backpacks are a bit unusual in that the primary material is tough PVC tarpaulin, which allows - along with the sealed zips - for Magma to realistically make the claim that they're 100% waterproof. Now I'm in the Mediterranean as a write, with the temperature approaching 30C (not bad for October! I know, I know, someone's got to do it...), so that does mean it's hard for me to test their "waterproofness" (and I'm not throwing it in the swimming pool, that'd be unfair). But I reckon all but a fireman's hose-worth of water would comfortably stay out of bags like these.
Where these bags are really very much similar to 90% of DJ bags in the market is that they're black in colour all the way. Internally, Magma has gone for a bright red that serves as a great contrast against tiny items that are difficult to spot like black USB sticks, SD cards, and car keys. They're generously padded inside, and the shoulder straps are decently padded too to make those long commutes easier. The straps come with metal buckles and can be fastened together into a chest harness as needed. There are carry handles on the top for both models, as well as a side handle for the XXL, though I wish the padding in them were a bit thicker on the XXL as of course it can hold heavier / bulkier gear…
Price:
US$299 for the Riot DJ XXL,
US$199 for the Riot DJ Backpack