WHY ARE PHOTOS OF DISCO SYSTEMS SO IMPORTANT?

Photos of ANY companies disco systems in action INSTANTLY GIVE YOU THE CUSTOMER a very good idea of EXACTLY  WHAT YOU WILL BE GETTING at your function, & pretty much HOW IT WILL ALL LOOK.                  

BEFORE we put up our web-site in  mid-2002 LOTS of other Melbourne disco companies had photos of their systems in action on their web-sites - but now most of them have REMOVED those photos.

Now why do you think these other disco companies would do that?

After you have looked at OUR photos we think you will know why!

    The only photos you see now on most companies web-sites are just shots of people dancing - BIG DEAL!

 But even in those you can see the HUGE difference our much better lighting makes. In ALL of OUR photos below, you can see the coloured beams from all our different lights clearly visible on the people dancing, on the walls, the floor, & so on, but in most other companies photos YOU CAN'T SEE ANY LIGHT BEAMS AT ALL - not on the people, not even on the walls or on the floor!

That's because most other disco companies don't provide very much lighting at all.

SO ASK EVERY COMPANY YOU GET A QUOTE FROM TO SEND YOU SOME PHOTOS OF THEIR DISCO SYSTEM IN ACTION.

In this technological age, with absolutely EVERYONE having digital cameras (in fact, lots of people even have them in their mobile phones) then there is simply no excuse for ANY company not being able to VERY EASILY supply photos of their disco systems in action for you.
If they say they haven't got any photos to send to you, you really have to ask yourself what are they trying to hide from you?

The key thing about seeing AT LEAST ONE photo is then you can't be shocked or disappointed when the disco system arrives at your function. Otherwise, if they don't have photos on their web-site, or don't have any photos to email to you, or to post out with their info brochures THAT WILL BE THE VERY FIRST TIME YOU GET TO SEE THE SET-UP YOU ARE GETTING - AFTER IT ARRIVES - & by then it's too late to send it away if you are disappointed.

Anyway, we think what we provide looks pretty damn good! So scroll on down & have a look for yourself!

The seven photos above are of one of our standard size systems.

IMPORTANT NOTES RE ALL THESE PHOTOS OF OUR LIGHTING

These photos were taken before a function in a large public hall. In these photos ALL ELEVEN LIGHTING EFFECTS, PLUS THE FOG MACHINE, WERE TURNED ON AT THE SAME TIME. We do realise that this creates an almost "overkill" effect in these photos BUT, please do note that this is NOT a situation that would EVER actually occur during a function. It was done for a particular reason - so that YOU could actually see ALL the ELEVEN different lighting effects that we provide. Obviously, if we DIDN'T have all of them turned on at once, then you would NOT have been able to see those particular lights that we left turned off - so clearly we had no real choice but to turn them ALL on. But in the course of any function, even later in the evening when the dance-floor is packed, we NEVER have more than 5 or perhaps 6 of these 11 lights in use at any one time, & the DJ will keep swapping them all around every ten minutes or so, to create lots of different looks & patterns as well as many different mixes of colour & movements throughout your function.
NOTE: In nearly every function that we do, most of these lights are NOT turned on until an hour or more into the function which means they are usually not used until the food and any formalities are over.

The three photos above are of one of our more compact systems.
These photos were also taken before a function.. There are exactly the same number, make & models of lighting effects provided with these more compact systems as we provide with our standard systems -the only real difference is that we are using a pair of skinnier side light-boxes, and skinnier speaker boxes in order to make the system about one metre less in width. We generally use these more compact systems for smaller functions, or where space is a problem, or in some upstairs venues. Once again, these photos were taken with ALL ELEVEN LIGHTING EFFECTS TURNED ON AT THE SAME TIME, BUT no fog machine was used in these photos. Even so, you can still clearly see in two of these photos how the lighting effects throw their beams out all over the walls and the dance-floor of the venue room.


The two photos above were taken from the DJ's side of the system at that same function mentioned above (which was upstairs at Milano's in Brighton)
In the first photo you can see the DJ's several cases of CDs laid out on each side of the position where he stands behind the disco system. There are at least SIX cases of our DJ's CDs visible in the photo - whereas most other companies DJs only have ONE case of CDs. That first photo was taken early in the night when you can see all the normal room lights are on up the other end of the room, where all the guests are grouped around the bar, then in the second photo taken later in the evening you can see the room is much darker and guests are virtually dancing right "in the DJ's face".


These two photos were taken at a large ball for about 500 guests in the "Savoy Ballroom" at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Collins St.
The first photo was taken from behind the DJ console looking out over the packed dance-floor across to the entry doors, then the second photo was taken from those entry doors at the opposite end of the room looking back at our very biggest disco system up on the stage. That biggest disco system sets up about 5 metres wide, with many of the lighting effects up on overhead trussing 2.2 metres high. In that second photo you can see that the dance-floor, as big as it is, is totally overflowing- so those people who couldn't find space on the dance-floor are actually dancing between the tables.


These two photos were taken at a large Wedding Reception for over 200 guests at "Camelot" in Princes Highway Clayton.
In this large function room, the Bridal Table is set up at one end of the room, while our disco system is set up on a low stage at the other end, with a huge dance-floor in between them. Then to either side of the dance-floor are the guest tables. These photos were taken from the Bridal Table area looking down the length of the crowded dance-floor to the disco system positioned on the low stage at the opposite end of the dance-floor. As you can see, that dance-floor is totally packed, so the DJ must have been doing a great job. You can see some of the lights over the heads of all the dancing guests, and you can also just see some of the coloured beams from our lights reflecting off the dance-floor between all those bodies.




These photo's were taken at "Mitch's" (formerly "Cha Cha's") in Chapel St., Windsor.
Although there is not enough space for us to use a standard system in this venue, we do find that this is a great venue for atmosphere. We use one of our more compact systems when we are there, positioned on a small platform just inside the front doors & backing onto one of the windows out to Chapel St. These photos are from a 21st for about 130 guests.  In the first photo you can see our lights reflecting off the walls & off the front window, while in the other photos you can see how good the lights look on all the dancing guests.


This photo is from one of our smaller functions.
It was taken at a small Xmas Party for only 35 people in the "Ballarto Room" at the Seaford Hotel, again using a compact system because of both the low number of guests and the fact that this function room is fairly narrow. You can see lots of coloured beams from our lights reflecting off the ceiling and the dance-floor. Whenever we have such small numbers at any function it makes the DJs job a lot harder, but he must have been doing a good job, because the guests seem to be having a great time!

 
These photos above were taken at international movie star Jean-Claude Van Damme's birthday party at "Planet Hollywood" in the Crown Casino complex a few years back. Van Damme is the man wearing the blue cap, windcheater and jeans in the first photo & addressing the crowd using one of our cordless microphones. There were 800 guests present, most of whom won their invitations in a radio promotion we organised thru our connections at TT-FM (now known as Mix101FM). Unlike all of our other function photos above, which were all taken WITHOUT using the flash, this set of photos from Planet Hollywood were all taken USING the flash, so you don't see the proper effect of all the coloured disco lights showing up on all the dancing patrons - all you see is the brightness caused by the flash. But you can see that lots of people were dancing - so the DJ must have been doing OK!.
In addition to this "special" promotion night, and other occasions, such as New Years Eve etc, we actually provided all the disco & lighting equipment every Sunday night at "Planet Hollywood" for about 3 years.
 
The 3 photos above are from a Victoria Police Graduation Ball for about 300 guests at Blake's Events Warehouse on Southwharf in the City in April 2005. Once again, you can see how effective all our lighting is in creating a real party atmosphere. As usual with our very experienced pub/club DJs, the dance-floor is packed! 

The photo above was also taken at that Victoria Police function. You can see our DJ has LOTS of cases of CDs laid out behind the disco set-up  - there are actually ELEVEN cases of CDs clearly visible in that photo - unfortunately the DJs most other companies supply are not very experienced at all, THAT'S WHY nearly all of them only have just the ONE case of CDs to bring.

The 3 photos above are from an 18th birthday in the back function room at "The Deck Bar" in Bay St., Brighton. Dance-floor packed - situation normal.

The 2 photos above are from a 40th birthday at Khyat's Hotel in Wilson St., Brighton -  once again, there are plenty of guests on the dance-floor.

The 2 photos above are from a Wedding Reception at "Merrimu" in Dandenong Rd opposite Chadstone Shopping Centre. This was a Greek wedding, and in the top photo, taken from the Bridal Table end of the room, you can see the guests having lots of fun doing some traditional Greek dancing, while in the bottom photo, taken at the other end of the room from behind the DJ console, you can see once again that our DJ has at least SIX cases of CDs laid out behind him, not just ONE case, which we keep stressing to you is all that many other companies DJs have.

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