DJ Gear

Alpha Theta XDJ-AZ: In my humble opinion, this is the best board money can buy… at least without dropping 10+ grand on the newest top of the line CDJs and an A9 mixer.

American DJ WMX1 Mk2 WolfMix: This is how we control all the lights and the lasers during livestreams and self hosted shows.

Speakers

Neumann KH80s: These are my main studio monitors. I swear by them and my mixes have never translated better.

SVS SB-1000 Subwoofer: My trusty studio sub. Gets shockingly low (20hz) with great clarity, without being too overbearing.

Auratone 5c: I use one of these as a mono reference in the studio. Great for revealing general mix problems and possible phasing issues.

KRK rokit 5s: This is what we use to bump music while DJing. Gen 3 are the ones we use on set, 

but id recommend getting the Gen 5s now (the ones i linked) because they are newer and have more customizable EQ curves you can dial in.

Focal Sub One: This is our sub while we're streaming. Does an unbelievable job with filling the house with clean, pristine low end.

Speaker stands: I use a pair of these stands for the lasers on the stream, and another pair for the speakers in the studio. They look great and get the job done!

headphones

Audio-Technica ATH-M50X: Our go to DJing headphones. THE go to DJing headphones. For very good reason. High quality, sturdy, and get the job done.

Steven Slate Audio VSX Modeling Headphones - Platinum Edition: Studio not treated yet? No access to monitors? Just trying to mix on the go? Meet your new best friend.

Cameras

Sony A7S III: my main video camera for shooting live content, especially useful in weird and low lighting conditions

DJI Osomo Action 6: This is the main camera attached to the front of our DJ booth for streams

Elgato Facecam 4k: This is my main camera for streaming from the studio

Microphones & microphone accessories

Shure SM7B: The goated podcast mic. I use it for the studio streams because I can keep the speakers bumping and it still cuts out a decent amount of background noise.

Cloudlifter: Unless you go the direction of the SM7db (built in preamp), you'll need one one of these to boost the volume of the SM7B to a usable level.

Sennheiser Pro Audio XSW 1-825-A: This is the wireless mic setup we use on stream.

Shure SM58: This is the wired mic we use on stream. I've had it for years and they're phenomenal! But when I do replace it, I will replace it with one of these SM58S (same thing but with an on/off switch directly on the mic.)

Everyday studio gear

Macbook Pro M3 Max: This is my powerhouse. It runs my studio. It runs the stream. It runs anything I throw at it, and it does it well.

Apollo Twin X DUO: A good interface is a true studio staple. These sound phemenal. If you like UA's plugins and have the money, you can get more out of the QUAD version.

LG 27-in Ultragear 4k IPS Gaming Monitors (2x): The color accuracy is amazing, the resolution is pristine, and I've had them for years and never had a signle issue.

Main studio standing desk: Great for working all day. This thing has lasted me half a decade so far and I dont see a single sign of it failing me anytime soon. 

Elgato Key Light Air MK.2: I've got two of these in the studio for shooting content. I can control em straight from my computer and they do a great job supplying a main light source that really brings everytihng to life.

Lighting, lasers, and stage FX

240W Stage Wash Light Bar (2x): these are the big lights along the back of the set, one on the ground, another behind the TV.

U'King Party Beam Animation 3D Laser Lights (2x): These are the lasers on either side of the streaming set. CAUTION: DO NOT SHINE IN EYES. THEY WILL BLIND YOU.

Chauvet Hurricane Haze 1DX: This is what keeps the lasers looking good, and the set looking hazy on camera.

Chauvet High Performance Haze Fluid: This stuff works by far the best with the Haze 1DX. Keeps it running smoothly and quietly. 

MITO Infinity Mirror Light Dodecahedrons (2x): These are the infinity dodecahedrons on either side of the streaming table. Trippyyyy

90W LED Stage Wash Light Bar: We've got one of these under the DJ booth shining into the local crowd at every stream.

Ferrofluid Music Visualizers (2x): We keep one of these on top of each of our speakers in the DJ stream setup. Always great to watch the trippy liquid bounce around.

Guitar pedals

Keeley Darkside v2: The closest thing I've found to achieve the sounds of Pink Floyd without entirely breaking the bank with a whole new pedal board.

TC Electronic Alter Ego X4: It turns out they no longer make this glorious delay pedal. For a similar vintage sound, I'd recommend the Line 6 DL4 MKII.

DS-1 Distortion Pedal: An absolute classic distortion pedal, for great reason. It does the job and it does it great.

MXR Phase 90: This is the phaser I use beside The Darkside. it's simple and sounds great. If i was rebuying now, I'd get the MXR Phase 95 for some extra customization.

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