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DJ CTi
08-01-2020, 02:18 PM
Hi.

I've got to quote for a dinner dance here for summer 2020.
Does anyone here have any information about unloading, parking and setting up etc?
Does it have a sound limiter or will I need to bring subs?
I'm travelling from Sussex and I'm aware of the congestion charges.

https://www.devere.co.uk/grand-connaught-rooms/

Thank you.

Chris

Excalibur
08-01-2020, 02:44 PM
Hello Chris. Well I think that's possibly a record for the biggest interval between joining, and making your first post.
Anyway, :welcome2: good to have you here. If the urge to say hello in Newbies comes over you, don't fight it. :)

Re your question, all the people who I can think of who would be likely to have the knowledge you need aren't seen here much now. I will see if I can nudge one of them, but technically, you might be quoting against two of them, so that's a tad delicate Good luck.

DJ CTi
08-01-2020, 03:12 PM
Hello Chris. Well I think that's possibly a record for the biggest interval between joining, and making your first post.
Anyway, :welcome2: good to have you here. If the urge to say hello in Newbies comes over you, don't fight it. :)

Re your question, all the people who I can think of who would be likely to have the knowledge you need aren't seen here much now. I will see if I can nudge one of them, but technically, you might be quoting against two of them, so that's a tad delicate Good luck.

I thought I had posted before (a few years ago), sorry. I used to use a DJ forum quite a bit in the past and thought this was it.

I did the same event last year at a venue in Surrey and I'm friends with a lot of guests so all I'm trying not to do is under or over quote to cover the extra for central London.

rth_discos
08-01-2020, 06:53 PM
As someone who lives in relatively close distance to central London, I won't go anywhere near central London. It's really not worth the faff, and I'd be wanting big bucks to even make it worthwhile.

At most hotels, access is a nightmare, and parking can be expensive and a distance away from the venue.

So really, it's about whether it's actually worth you doing, especially with the extended travel time (and I assume you're au fait with travelling in central London and how long it takes to actually get to and through the centre?)

Excalibur
08-01-2020, 07:05 PM
I used to use a DJ forum quite a bit in the past and thought this was it.


There are other DJ Forums? :confused: Blimey. :eek::eek: Only kidding, it does happen. This is only showing as your second post, which is what I'm going on.


At most hotels, access is a nightmare, and parking can be expensive and a distance away from the venue.

And not just London! I've had fun in various conurbations, large and small. :mad: Bridlington and Scarborough, although not comparable to London, are :Censored: