london dj equipment

SXS Party Planner Bristol produce our own DJs that are recruited and trained by us. Having worked with DJs including Judge Jules, Danny Rampling and Grandmaster Flash, all the gear is immaculately maintained, our DJs are provided with professional equipment.

Top Equipment for Top Professionals

As we hold of this in stock we are able to be adhere to a DJs rider, or simply supply the most popular equipment of the time.

Having worked with DJs including Judge Jules, Danny Rampling and the legendary Grandmaster Flash , all our DJ gear is immaculately maintained, custom-flightcased and setup to exacting standards.

Please see below for info on some of the kit we proivde:

Pioneer CDJ 1000 Hire

This is currently the industry standard CD deck. It is reliable, solid and all professional DJs are happy to use it. We stock the MKII and MKIII models. More info here

Pioneer CDJ 800 Hire

This is a slightly lower spec version of the CDJ1000, but is typically OK for DJs who want to put on a quality performance, but are not as fussy. more here

Pioneer DJM800

The DJM800 is the most recent addition to the Pioneer range. This is a top-spec, high quality mixer for demanding DJs. More info on the Pioneer DJM800 here

Pioneer DJM909 Hire

The Pioneer DJM909 is often regarded as an unusualy mixer. It is a 2-channel scratch mixer with a very powerful but complex touch-screen effects unit.

Pioneer DJM700 Hire

The DJM700 is from the same era as the DJM800 but a slightly cut-down version. Still a very good mixer, it just doesnt have a few of the features that the DJM800 does.

Pioneer DJM600 Hire

The DJM600 is a slightly older mixer now. It has good beat-synced effects and reasonable sound quality.

Vestax PMC 07 Hire

The PMC 07 is a high-quality scratch mixer, typically favoured by US and Hip Hop DJs.

Allen & Heath Xone 62

The Xone 62 is a reasonably straight-forward mixer that is reliable and some of the best sound quality available. We hold these in stock for hire

Technics 1210

The Technics SL1210 deck was first launched in the late 70s as a hi-fi deck. Since then the design has had only a few minor changes. The despite product entries from Vestax and Stanton, the 1210 has remained the industry-standard for some time.