Which frontage?

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

What do you use then?

Simple poll to find out numbers of each frontage.

[Dragonfly]

wheres the poll?????? i use a simple homemade booth painted and varnished.

oh its there guess my fingers work quicker than others lolol

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

wheres the poll?????? i use a simple homemade booth painted and varnished.

The poll has to be added after...patience man!

[Penfold42]

...patience man!

What.....are we playing cards now......:p :p

Starcloths booths / skirt ....whatever rule.......:D

[Jiggles]

I have said Star Skirt as i have made one and ill have you use it lol oh well I am a fan of both!

[mike8863]

I'm in the process of building my own plywood frontage with uv tubes and blue leds, so let you know when i finish it........!!!!

[Paul James Promotions]

I have voted for other, as sometimes we use a plain black flat I made, of 3m x 1 (basically a piece of black cloth mounted over a wooden frame), or sometimes a 3m x 2m starcloth folded over the flat.

[Excalibur]

Voted light screens, but will soon be "other", along the lines of what Mike 8863 is doing.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I have voted for other, as sometimes we use a plain black flat I made, of 3m x 1 (basically a piece of black cloth mounted over a wooden frame), or sometimes a 3m x 2m starcloth folded over the flat.

So there's options for both of what you use and you put other....? :confused: :p

[DMX Will]

Im a a prolight cloth boy at present.

Considering a proper booth. Does anybody other than S&H sell them?

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Im a a prolight cloth boy at present.

Considering a proper booth. Does anybody other than S&H sell them?

Not ever seen anyone.

I am also considering buying one (again) Will - I did get some prices a while back and they were better if more people bought them.

[Key2]

I'm using a rhinestone-covered black cloth which I bought from Dunelm mill shop. It has the 'twinkly' effect when my lights hit it.

[spin mobile disco]

i use a plain black cloth of lycra material that doesnt crease always looks smooth. I have a starcloth but rarely use it.

[wensleydale]

black sheet from john lewis.
king size.
more than happy with it.

[DMX Will]

Not ever seen anyone.

I am also considering buying one (again) Will - I did get some prices a while back and they were better if more people bought them.

Do you still have these quotes? I might get one myself, even if you've got yours, just to see any change in price.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Do you still have these quotes? I might get one myself, even if you've got yours, just to see any change in price.

I'll look through my emails....could be a while. ;)

[DMX Will]

you can't beat my 5000 odd. Outlook has a search function you know :)

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

you can't beat my 5000 odd. Outlook has a search function you know :)

Really? :p

[Paul James Promotions]

you can't beat my 5000 odd. Outlook has a search function you know :)

I have 14,639 since Feb 2005, not counting messages marked as spam which are automatically sent to a seperate folder. :)

[DMX Will]

I have 14,639 since Feb 2005, not counting messages marked as spam which are automatically sent to a seperate folder. :)

You must be on a lot of porn mailing lists....that all i can say! :p

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I'll look through my emails....could be a while. ;)

Just emailed you the price list Will.

[DMX Will]

Just emailed you the price list Will.

Wondered what large email I had coming through. Thanks.

I sent off for a quote earlier too, so if it is any different, i'll shove it your way.

Cheers,

[rob1963]

Just got home from work & seen this poll.

I've voted for other, as I use a home-made affair consisting of 3 bits of MDF hinged together & covered in black carpet cloth. The sides fold out & the whole thing covers my deck stand, 4 way power block & most of the leads.

The best thing about it.....it's NOT a starcloth or a lightscreen!

[Have a disco]

retro will always work best. thats what I will always stand by most discos would agree to this around my area sorry most of those with booths are just so snotty think they know best kinda guys......

I personally do not have anything against the newer modern LED star clothed booths as long as they are DMX linked??? to the whole show???

[rob1963]

retro will always work best.

"Retro" is a polite word for "old-fashioned" (in the same way that "cuddly" is a polite word for "fat").

If you think retro works best, does this mean you use spot boxes, light screens, fuzzlights and ropelights?

:confused:

[DMX Will]

retro will always work best. thats what I will always stand by most discos would agree to this around my area sorry most of those with booths are just so snotty think they know best kinda guys......

Or maybe its because they think it looks better than an outdated light screen? Rather than putting all of us that use star cloths in a very stereotypical category of "snobs", maybe you could spend some time thinking about what you say.


I personally do not have anything against the newer modern LED star clothed booths as long as they are DMX linked??? to the whole show???

I hate to say it, and without wanting to be rude...that's a really stupid comment. I personally don't DMX my star cloth, I think it's a waste of time, when at the end of the day it's a static light (almost). I don't really want my cloth flashing, and I'd like to know how you would go about matching it with your other lights?

Both your comments are uninformed statements, and have annoyed me somewhat! *Goes away to a corner and screams*


If you think retro works best, does this mean you use spot boxes, light screens, fuzzlights and ropelights?

I'm 99.9% sure he does. So that would explain the comment! ;)

[rob1963]

I'm 99.9% sure he does. So that would explain the comment! ;)

Fair enough!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

retro will always work best. thats what I will always stand by most discos would agree to this around my area sorry most of those with booths are just so snotty think they know best kinda guys......



And they probably do know best with you around....:p :D

Retro will always work best...LOL! Move on Badger!

The fact is, the guys with the starcloth booths have them for a reason and the reason is because there is a certain standard for the higher paid jobs and like it or not, this standard does not include light screens.

It's nothing to do with being snotty. If you are happy with village hall type functions and average pay, then fine. If however you want to work in top Hotels doing top end and corporate work and earning bigger money, you will find a booth useful.

[BeerFunk]

The fact is, the guys with the starcloth booths have them for a reason and the reason is because there is a certain standard for the higher paid jobs and like it or not, this standard does not include light screens.

It's nothing to do with being snotty. If you are happy with village hall type functions and average pay, then fine. If however you want to work in top Hotels doing top end and corporate work and earning bigger money, you will find a booth useful.
That is true, but if I could comment on your average disco - like a 21st or 50th birthday party, I've actually arrived at the conclusion that you really don't need much in the way of lights at all. Personally, I always use at least 4 linked effects, and a plain black cloth for frontage. In my opinion, I get a good presentation and lightshow this way, and better than all the competition around my way (including the so called 'multi-op' companies).
A well known company from nearby always use 'traffic lights' and a tacky (IMO) company sign for their frontage, with one or two moonflowers pointing at the roof. They are successful though, as people generally don't care, so long as the tunes are decent, and keep coming.

What's my point? Well, I think that for your average booking, possibly including some weddings, lightboxes and retro 'flashing bulb type thingys' as a frontage seem to be very acceptable, and sometimes I think it's just us DJs who can't accept them?

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

What's my point? Well, I think that for your average booking, possibly including some weddings, lightboxes and retro 'flashing bulb type thingys' as a frontage seem to be very acceptable, and sometimes I think it's just us DJs who can't accept them?

I think you're partly right, but the DJs who don't want to accept them want this industry to move past the stage that we were at 20 odd years ago in the way that we look and are percieved by the general public.

[rob1963]

That is true, but if I could comment on your average disco - like a 21st or 50th birthday party, I've actually arrived at the conclusion that you really don't need much in the way of lights at all. Personally, I always use at least 4 linked effects, and a plain black cloth for frontage. In my opinion, I get a good presentation and lightshow this way, and better than all the competition around my way (including the so called 'multi-op' companies).
A well known company from nearby always use 'traffic lights' and a tacky (IMO) company sign for their frontage, with one or two moonflowers pointing at the roof. They are successful though, as people generally don't care, so long as the tunes are decent, and keep coming.

What's my point? Well, I think that for your average booking, possibly including some weddings, lightboxes and retro 'flashing bulb type thingys' as a frontage seem to be very acceptable, and sometimes I think it's just us DJs who can't accept them?

I agree, beerfunk.

I only use 8 pinspots & a couple of basic lighting effects...

...partly because more, better, newer or more expensive lights would make no difference to clients, and partly because I'm happy finishing at midnight, and packing down & being ready to leave the venue by 12.30am.

This wouldn't be possible if I had loads of effects & trussing etc.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I agree, beerfunk.

I only use 8 pinspots & a couple of basic lighting effects...

...partly because more, better, newer or more expensive lights would make no difference to clients, and partly because I'm happy finishing at midnight, and packing down & being ready to leave the venue by 12.30am.

This wouldn't be possible if I had loads of effects & trussing etc.

It might be if you got a trolley. :D

[BeerFunk]

I think you're partly right, but the DJs who don't want to accept them want this industry to move past the stage that we were at 20 odd years ago in the way that we look and are percieved by the general public.
Well I'm not one of those DJs, but I do wonder why I go to all that effort putting up relatively impressive lighting effects, and linking them together etc, when other companies and DJs are spending what must be ten minutes chucking a few bulbs and moonflowers down, and the average punter doesn't seem to notice the difference? Maybe, if I think of it as business, I should do the same? But then I always think, surely some of them notice (and appreciate) the difference.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Well I'm not one of those DJs, but I do wonder why I go to all that effort putting up relatively impressive lighting effects, and linking them together etc, when other companies and DJs are spending what must be ten minutes chucking a few bulbs and moonflowers down, and the average punter doesn't seem to notice the difference? Maybe, if I think of it as business, I should do the same? But then I always think, surely some of them notice (and appreciate) the difference.

Don't get me wrong - I have never sold my business on the gear. I sell a service, but it's the overall picture that I look at. If I can get every part absolutely right, then I can move forward in the publics perception and also in the money stakes.

[rob1963]

It might be if you got a trolley. :D

:lol:

[Shaun]

Which frontage?

I use a custom made cloth frontage.

[Excalibur]

I use a custom made cloth frontage.

Posh term for a bedsheet cut to size?

[Key2]

A well known company from nearby always use 'traffic lights' and a tacky (IMO) company sign for their frontage, with one or two moonflowers pointing at the roof. They are successful though, as people generally don't care, so long as the tunes are decent, and keep coming.


Is the sign itself tacky, or do you find signs tacky in general? Just wondering, as I was planning to use one that my friend (signmaker -vinyl graphics) has done for me. I'm just setting up and I was planning 'initially' to use a sign on the frontage to help me get established.

You say the other company is successful, so it wouldn't appear to be a put-off for punters, but what do others on the forum think. Will it harm me in a business sense, or is it like many other things, just a personal choice?

John

[Tonsk]

I voted Starcloth Booth as I have purchased one and am just waiting for it to arrive (plus I purchased Ricesnaps frontage as well that he had on eBay - Mix and match!) but I have to just say to Key2's question that I personally hate signs....

At charity doos and possibly 18ths/21sts fine - but if doing a wedding or some other fancy affair, don't - Ever -

There is a guy that I used to pass work onto, but he constantly used a rig with all his details on the front - Now I only give him birthdays, nothing else (like anniversaries, weddings etc) as he just looks tacky to me....

[rob1963]

I have to just say to Key2's question that I personally hate signs....At charity doos and possibly 18ths/21sts fine - but if doing a wedding or some other fancy affair, don't - Ever

I do mostly weddings, and a few months back I was seriously considering a nice sign to go on my frontage, so I did a thread asking for opinions.

At least 90% of people said NO to signs for weddings.

Needless to say, I scrapped the plan!

:)

[BeerFunk]

Is the sign itself tacky, or do you find signs tacky in general? Just wondering, as I was planning to use one that my friend (signmaker -vinyl graphics) has done for me. I'm just setting up and I was planning 'initially' to use a sign on the frontage to help me get established.
They use a piece of cardboard with everything printed onto it (logo, email, telephone, fax etc), the print quality is decent, but it's obvious that it's a piece of cardboard, and they just lean it against a flightcase.

You say the other company is successful, so it wouldn't appear to be a put-off for punters, but what do others on the forum think. Will it harm me in a business sense, or is it like many other things, just a personal choice?
They are successful, although I suspect that's it's at least partly down to lack of competition. I don't think their presentation has a bearing on their business, as the customers seem to be happy with it. The number one complaint I've heard from customers of other discos when I've asked, is about the music that was played - if you get that right you're halfway there.

[CRAZY K]

It might be if you got a trolley. :D

Yes Rice and myself were discussing this on Saturday at my gig---

Perhaps a "whip round for Rob to buy a trolley" thread?:D :D :D :D :D :D

My frontage is mainly Stars and Stripes Flag or Confederate Flag or a Tartan Cloth:D

Well it would be wouldnt it:rolleyes:

CRAZY K

[rob1963]

The number one complaint I've heard from customers of other discos when I've asked, is about the music that was played - if you get that right you're halfway there.

I couldn't agree more.

After all, people book a disco for the music!

If you get that right, I don't think you're halfway there though...more like 75%!

:)

[Larry B Entertainment]

If you think retro works best, does this mean you use spot boxes, light screens, fuzzlights and ropelights?

:confused:

Not forgetting the 45's and a telephone handset for monitoring :D

[Have a disco]

And they probably do know best with you around....:p :D

Retro will always work best...LOL! Move on Badger!

The fact is, the guys with the starcloth booths have them for a reason and the reason is because there is a certain standard for the higher paid jobs and like it or not, this standard does not include light screens.

It's nothing to do with being snotty. If you are happy with village hall type functions and average pay, then fine. If however you want to work in top Hotels doing top end and corporate work and earning bigger money, you will find a booth useful.


Put the claws away??? I like both looks but dare I quote NO Market for the boothed look around here. Sorry people round here want to pack up quick on the night end, with a booth that option is impossible. I already take 45 minutes to set up and another 45 mins to pack away with a booth Im looking at it taking 1hr +

There is no std look for a disco what is one mans dmx lighting disco look good to another mans is trafic lights....Fact most customers come to be entertained by the music not the lighting

I mix the best of all worlds having Laser lighting and LED lighting as well as retro frontage eventually I will have a Booth but fear it will get little usage so DMX lighting will be next. I would rather have a DMX star cloth behind me hanging from the goalposts than a booth and I will still get paid a higher price than most boothed events. Every venue changes to the needs of a set up

Strangly One of the Most successful disco's in the area The Original Sin Roadshow Is going as strongly as ever with little changes from technology It has a lightbox frontge of upto 10 metres and is overbooked as always need I say more

[Larry B Entertainment]

Put the claws away??? I like both looks but dare I quote NO Market for the boothed look around here. Sorry people round here want to pack up quick on the night end, with a booth that option is impossible. I already take 45 minutes to set up and another 45 mins to pack away with a booth Im looking at it taking 1hr +

There is no std look for a disco what is one mans dmx lighting disco look good to another mans is trafic lights....Fact most customers come to be entertained by the music not the lighting

I mix the best of all worlds having Laser lighting and LED lighting as well as retro frontage eventually I will have a Booth but fear it will get little usage so DMX lighting will be next. I would rather have a DMX star cloth behind me hanging from the goalposts than a booth and I will still get paid a higher price than most boothed events. Every venue changes to the needs of a set up

Strangly One of the Most successful disco's in the area The Original Sin Roadshow Is going as strongly as ever with little changes from technology It has a lightbox frontge of upto 10 metres and is overbooked as always need I say more

Totally confussed now :Watusi:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Put the claws away??? I like both looks but dare I quote NO Market for the boothed look around here. Sorry people round here want to pack up quick on the night end, with a booth that option is impossible. I already take 45 minutes to set up and another 45 mins to pack away with a booth Im looking at it taking 1hr +

There is no std look for a disco what is one mans dmx lighting disco look good to another mans is trafic lights....Fact most customers come to be entertained by the music not the lighting

I mix the best of all worlds having Laser lighting and LED lighting as well as retro frontage eventually I will have a Booth but fear it will get little usage so DMX lighting will be next. I would rather have a DMX star cloth behind me hanging from the goalposts than a booth and I will still get paid a higher price than most boothed events. Every venue changes to the needs of a set up

Strangly One of the Most successful disco's in the area The Original Sin Roadshow Is going as strongly as ever with little changes from technology It has a lightbox frontge of upto 10 metres and is overbooked as always need I say more


It has nothing to do with claws Badger.

In 5 years time, you will still be moaning about something, whilst I will have moved on. I am stating the obvious about the looks of shows with starcloth booth being the more corporate money earner.

You have obviously never used or seen one because they take less than 5 minutes to set up. You fold them down and fold the cloth up. End of story.

Why are you always stating facts about the market which you obviously know nothing about? Ricesnaps is near you isn't he and he seems to be moving onto the kind of market that pays well. How can you say there's no market for the booth effect? How do you know?

And er...fact, all customers come to be entertained by the music not lights. I know that, but if you go for certain looks, then you can sell yourself to certain markets.

[Corabar Steve]

Yes Rice and myself were discussing this on Saturday at my gig---

Perhaps a "whip round for Rob to buy a trolley" thread?:D :D :D :D :D :D

My frontage is mainly Stars and Stripes Flag or Confederate Flag or a Tartan Cloth:D

Well it would be wouldnt it:rolleyes:

CRAZY K
Are you missing one?

I wondered where it came from :sj:

[Have a disco]

It has nothing to do with claws Badger.

In 5 years time, you will still be moaning about something, whilst I will have moved on. I am stating the obvious about the looks of shows with starcloth booth being the more corporate money earner.

You have obviously never used or seen one because they take less than 5 minutes to set up. You fold them down and fold the cloth up. End of story.

Why are you always stating facts about the market which you obviously know nothing about? Ricesnaps is near you isn't he and he seems to be moving onto the kind of market that pays well. How can you say there's no market for the booth effect? How do you know?

And er...fact, all customers come to be entertained by the music not lights. I know that, but if you go for certain looks, then you can sell yourself to certain markets.

A. Im not really looking at doing corporate events. The private functions can be a financially more worth while for me
B. I have seen Booths with or without starcloths some with just cloths, all are a pain to pack away unless you have an easy fold up booth which are very costly most are a pain in the butt...
C. I aint moaning Im making a comment this is what the site is about and If Imn still within the industry in 5 years time then I will still be making my own points of view
D. Ricey lives over 60 miles from my local Market, I have great respect for him. I get as well paid for bookings as he does... I just know my immediate local area and this is what Im basing my accurate information on. I know all my rivals personnally and we all try to help each other. bar maybe 1 whom we know would just do anything to cut our throuts or undermine the rest of us this is called jealousy I believe but we all stick together in general. The only booth business works 95% out of town and his main industry is a bouncy castle, casino hire & close up magician act now. Disco wise he is flopping through his arrogance and attitude...like most with booths around here
E. Stop trying to set a forum war off by attacking me continously with your sacastic comments.? Im here to be helpful and make comment upon what I know after 20 years as a DJ within the Disco / club DJ industry.. You aint the be all and know all as you may think. I respect your success I will be a success in my own right!!!!!!!!

[Corabar Steve]

A. Im not really looking at doing corporate events. The private functions can be a financially more worth while for me


How so when they invariably pay less?

[Have a disco]

I very rarely take bookings under £250 a night now when local disco's are still working at ARK pricing of 50% less than me, I have good reputation as a DJ around here and leave the rest to Squabble.

My nearest rival hires me as a guest DJ when Im quiet for a local public house, the word flies fast when people know Im working there that weekend its rammed full???.. Just one of those things I suppose Im tempted to get back on club scene again sometimes. Entertaining 1500 + people has its appeal

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

E. Stop trying to set a forum war off by attacking me continously with your sacastic comments.? Im here to be helpful and make comment upon what I know after 20 years as a DJ within the Disco / club DJ industry.. You aint the be all and know all as you may think. I respect your success I will be a success in my own right!!!!!!!!

I'm not trying to set off a forum war. Why would I? This is my forum remember? I make comments because a lot of your posts are either ridiculous or make no sense.

I am not the one struggling for work and moaning about others being bigger and getting more money than you. I have no local 'rivals' as you put it, 'cos I work closely with other similar companies around here.

And posting things like "You ain't the be all and know all as you may think" is very childish Badger.

You may have been a DJ for 20 years, but how long have you been mobile? How long have you run it for a living as a business?

I give up....:rolleyes:

[Dragonfly]

without trying to take the topic off thread totally i just thought i would add to the equation...... most know that iam constantly trying to creep my prices up .......

6-8 months ago when I was quoting I was getting "hooooooow much!!!!" comments as people thought I was expensive however I stuck with it as I always do had a hugely busy June and July at those prices and now ......

the last four people to book me have all said my quote was about in the middle for all the discos they had called....

now either all the other discos in my area have rocketed their prices ?? which I doubt or .......

I am now getting calls from people who are looking for a different type of disco/service?? who are willing to pay for what im offering because they care what they are buying and I care what they are buying too.

incidentally the last 3 people to book have all commented among other things that they were impressed that I had thought about my new lighting show and not blinding little johnny in the pushchair or granny with her ear pressed up against the speaker???

no one even used to mention lights to me , but as said the last 3 people have all passed comment.

maybe im just being lucky for once and i apologise to admin immensely for going off topic but i just thought it was a point worth making.

[Corabar Steve]

I very rarely take bookings under £250 a night now when local disco's are still working at ARK pricing of 50% less than me, I have good reputation as a DJ around here and leave the rest to Squabble.

But corporate work will bring in more than that per night.

[Have a disco]

I'm not trying to set off a forum war. Why would I? This is my forum remember? I make comments because a lot of your posts are either ridiculous or make no sense.

I am not the one struggling for work and moaning about others being bigger and getting more money than you. I have no local 'rivals' as you put it, 'cos I work closely with other similar companies around here.

And posting things like "You ain't the be all and know all as you may think" is very childish Badger.

You may have been a DJ for 20 years, but how long have you been mobile? How long have you run it for a living as a business?

I give up....:rolleyes:


Please do it then It would make things less shark like

I have run 6 disco's for a well known DJ in Newmarket for 6 years when I started successfully???? I know how much to put out for a night, a light show means jack its about the musical compentacy of the DJ that makes a night not a light show. I aint struggling for work just trying to make things better for everyone in my local area... I am a voice of many whom can not be bothered to join this site because of small minded biggots. I just have the guts to put my mouth to pen or keyboard

Please remember where you are based as Haverhill is the sticks to most of you in cities... or larger towns

I aint thick nor am I daft but I am testing many puddles of water to improve the business to promote it many modern ones, like the internet,,,, in the good ole days there was just word of mouth or the papers or phone book. Now this has increase 20 fold if not 100 fold. im trying to get the best VFM for my local disco friends.. As ever its not what you know but WHOM you know that gets results in this small town

[Paul James Promotions]

a light show means jack its about the musical compentacy of the DJ that makes a night not a light show

For general parties / weddings, probrably yes. However, a good percentage of our work is based on quality of equipment AS WELL AS the actual DJ. The bigger clients look for something extra special.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Please do it then It would make things less shark like



I'll tell you what then. I'll give up and this forum goes too. Is that OK with you? :mad:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

The bigger clients look for something extra special.

Agreed.

[rob1963]

The bigger clients look for something extra special.

Not always.....




.....some of them just call Solitaire Entertainments :p :D :boxer2:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Not always.....




.....some of them just call Solitaire Entertainments :p :D :boxer2:

Bugger off. :D

[soundmaster mobile disco]

Star Cloth for me from now on,I bought a prolight one yesterday for £99

[Mayhem 1]

Where from mate?

[housequake]

My frontage is basically a black carpeted MDF affair with sides (hinged) and with a cut-out in the front for a 17" TFT monitor. It's a far cry from the black sheet I used to use years ago!

[rob1963]

My frontage is basically a black carpeted MDF affair with sides (hinged) and with a cut-out in the front for a 17" TFT monitor. It's a far cry from the black sheet I used to use years ago!

Whoaa...that's exactly what I use! (apart from the cut out for the tv).

:)

[housequake]

Home-made is always best ;)

Plus, if you do a good job, it gives you a nice sense of pride.

[Have a disco]

Not always.....




.....some of them just call Solitaire Entertainments :p :D :boxer2:

Very witty Rob LOL

[Dragonfly]

The bigger clients look for something extra special.


Not always.....
.....some of them just call Solitaire Entertainments :p :D :boxer2:

which is extra special clients looking for something bigger :D :D :D :D :D

[Skins]

Can I join the club?!

I too have an MDF built stand / frontage.

I built it around 4 years ago, 3 bits of MDF, LOTS of hinges, and is put up in around 5 seconds..

Theres 4 holes in the top to take my wheeled flightcase, and lighting controller case and thats it....

You can see a picture of it on another thread regarding starcloth.

I`m having another one built by a mate of mine in the coming weeks so will post a photo once its done....

Thumbs up to MDF and a bit of black gloss!:) :cool:

Shaun

[rob1963]

Can I join the club?!

I too have an MDF built stand / frontage.

I built it around 4 years ago, 3 bits of MDF, LOTS of hinges, and is put up in around 5 seconds..

Shaun

Whoaaaa Skins...welcome to the club!

Same here - 3 bits of MDF & lots of hinges, and again it takes 5 seconds to put up!

:beerchug:

[Tom]

how about this???

http://www.terralec.co.uk/full_flight_and_tour_cases/mobile_case/16702_p.html

[BeerFunk]

how about this???

http://www.terralec.co.uk/full_flight_and_tour_cases/mobile_case/16702_p.html
Yeah but... there's no frontage?