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We feel that it is important for our Brides and Grooms to know that a DJ is very important and a key player in the success of their wedding reception. Because of this, it is the responsibility of the DJ to be there with the bride and groom in anyway possible. Because Brides and Grooms put all of their dreams, emotions, visions, time, and money into preparing for their special day, the DJ must provide the kind of professional service that represents all of these values. Therefore, it is very important to carefully consider who will be your DJ. We are completely confident that you have no reason to look any further.

Not only do we offer the professional service to match your needs, we are also dedicated to playing the music that you want to hear. So, while music is constantly changing, we are always looking for the best music that will make every occasion the best!

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Here are some guidelines and advice that we suggest our client’s use in selecting a DJ:

1. Do they offer a contract? It is important to protect your interests, and make sure that the DJ will follow through with his agreement with you.

2. Do they offer a “Money Back Guarantee?” High-end DJ’s recognize the importance of ensuring that their clients are completely satisfied and confident with their choice for hiring a DJ for their special event. Do not be dictated by the price of the DJ if you want quality. Remember that a $300 DJ will never offer the “Money Back Guarantee,” or spend the time that you may require for the success of your event. His past and current clients will be a strong indicator of your DJ’s reliability and professionalism.

3. Do they have references that you can call? It is important to do your homework – call the references!

4. Is the DJ’s equipment “State-of-the-art?” A DJ who works frequently will have to maintain his equipment to ensure the success of his client’s events. You do not want a DJ who uses his dads vintage DJ equipment for the 70’s/ Times have changed; therefore, your DJ should be fluent in today’s DJ technology and provide his clients with reliable, clean, and professional looking equipment.

5. Does your DJ provide backup equipment? Your DJ must provide backup equipment for unexpected equipment failures (Sometimes new equipment fails). Boss Sound Entertainment provides a complete backup system for all weddings and other events.

6. Have you seen them perform, or does the DJ have any events that you can visit him at? Sometimes a visit is all it takes to know if the DJ can provide the kind of service you are looking for. We recognize that not every client can visit an event of the DJ they want to hire. For this reason we offer our clients the opportunity to see our special promotional videos for weddings, corporate events, and high school/college events.

7. Does your DJ candidate interact with the crowd? Is he microphone shy? Although a DJ may only be 5% of the parties’ budget, he is at least 80% of your entertainment. Imagine paying $30,000 for an average high school prom, or $15,000 for an average wedding reception. Then imagine that the $300 DJ happens to be too timid or inexperienced to run the show

8. Does the DJ visit the facility of his future events to ensure that what he offered his clients will actually be possible? Some facilities have limitations that may prevent the DJ from setting up everything. Above all, an affective DJ will always want to meet the facility managers to make sure the clients’ event is successful.

9. If your event has a practice, rehearsal, or other pre-show needs, will the DJ be there to ensure the success of your event? This is very important for brides who wish to use the DJ for their ceremonies, or for clients who wish to make special announcements at their events.

10. Does your DJ use wireless microphones? Distance restrictions and people tripping over long cords is never a problem with a wireless microphone. More importantly, your DJ will have mobility around your room while he is entertaining your guests.

11. Will your DJ correlate your event with photographers, caterers, and other important persons before and during the date of your event? This type of correlation must take place for a successful event!

12. Will the DJ you speak with, be the one to show up at your event, or is he a broker for DJ’s in his company? It is better to have the DJ you have been speaking with, or you will put your event at risk. DJ’s who are sent out for large companies usually do not care to put their best effort into the clients’ event, and often times lack the charisma of the DJ you originally wanted. If possible MEET YOUR DJ!

13. Do you like the DJ’s personality and the way he presents himself? In other words, does he dress up to meet with you? Is he sharp? Or is he relaxed in appearance and unshaven? Good business practice says that individuals want to express the seriousness that they put into serving their clients; these small things are the tips of the “Iceberg of Professionalism.”

14. Does your DJ do this for a full-time job, part-time job, or as a hobby? Many times, those DJ’s who are part-time or do this as a hobby cannot afford the proper equipment, they lack the proper skills, and they will spend considerably less time attention and time on their clients. Therefore, they charge considerably less – needless to say, they don’t offer the “money Back Guarantee!”

15. Is your DJ affiliated with any professional association in order to enhance his skills as a performer and a businessman for his clients? It has been our experience that the best DJ’s do! These DJ’s do the best events, and they have consistent clients for that reason. Boss Sound Entertainment is the proud member of “American DJ Association,” and the founder of “USDJ Association of Professional DJ’s.”

16. Finally, Is he familiar and capable of playing the kind your kind of music? A great DJ can be a bad DJ if he is not told what types of music he will need to provide for your guests. The DJ must also be able to read a crowd and understand the art of emotion and movement that will keep people dancing.

17. Do the carry Liability Insurance? Professional DJ’s should carry at least a $2,000,000 liability policy of insurance. This alone is a clear signal of a professional DJ and it puts less liability and stress on the shoulders of the DJ and the client who hires him. Boss Sound Entertainment carries liability insurance.