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As I was wrapping up my equipment today in the garage in preperation for the cold winter months, I thought to myself that alot of dj's would be doing exactly the same thing.
I managed to get some carpet and a pallet to hold my speakers, I also used some spare laminate flooring I had laying around, and finally I wrapped it all in a gazzebo cover.
CRAZY K
28-10-2012, 06:40 PM
As I was wrapping up my equipment today in the garage in preperation for the cold winter months, I thought to myself that alot of dj's would be doing exactly the same thing.
I managed to get some carpet and a pallet to hold my speakers, I also used some spare laminate flooring I had laying around, and finally I wrapped it all in a gazzebo cover.
Speakers dont seem to do too badly in garages--but anything electrical take indoors if you can---otherwise expect trouble.:daft::daft::daft:
Maybe others have different stories--having followed that rule my Amps, Mixers, Lights, Cortex etc have lasted a longtime---without problems BUT my friend who gifted me an old H and H MA100 pa amp stored in his shed for many years has a buzzing on it whereas my identical model kept indoors all its life--still perfect and gets used sometimes on small gigs.
As it happens all the speakers I rely on go indoors as well.
Solitaire Events Ltd
28-10-2012, 06:40 PM
Do you not work in the winter then or do you have to unwrap it every time?
Do you not work in the winter then or do you have to unwrap it every time?
No I work all year round, but I just don't have the space indoors, so its a case of having to wrap it up warm in the garage.
Solitaire Events Ltd
29-10-2012, 12:08 PM
No I work all year round, but I just don't have the space indoors, so its a case of having to wrap it up warm in the garage.
All my gear is cased and bagged and I never have any problems, hence the question. :)
DJ Jules
29-10-2012, 01:19 PM
my garage is attached to the house, built with a double skin exterior wall and a bedroom above it. The temperature never seems to deviate from about 19 degrees in either winter or summer.
Plus my kit is bagged and cased and the floor has a complete damp course so we don't have any issues with humidity.
Julian
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