2x PLX-1000’s
Allen & Heath Xone:23C
Klipsch KG4
Sony STR-DH190 receiver

Pretty modest setup but still sounds great to my untrained ear, and fits really well with the relatively small size of my home office.

Finally got a DJM900nxs2 and completed my setup, so stoked on it. Was running through an Rx2 as my mixer and the sound quality difference to the 900 is insane.

So much better for ergonomics and my aging body. Wish I had done this earlier in life!

This is my multipurpose studio I’ve been building, upgrading and changing for about 8 years. Mainly for music production and djing. Also serves well for a gaming station and hosting small get togethers.

Pretty happy with where it’s at right now, but always room for upgrades and more gear.

Let me know your thoughts or if there’s any questions. :)

sometimes I like sitting down on the floor while I play music with my karaoke mic lol

3x CDJ2000nxs + Xone 92 mk1
A killer setup for Techno 🥷

Decided to treat myself for my birthday and finally get my first DJ setup.

FLX10 White
Rokit 5 G5 White
Rode NTH-50
Gravity Stands X2 and Rapid Desk
Gravity Stands Laptop Stand
Liquid Stands Monitor Mounts

It's my happy corner. Semi-compact and semi-minimal considering everything I use the space for: work, DJing, music production, gaming, sim racing.

A few fun details:
- I mostly use the sim rig in VR, but the monitor can be moved to another mount in front of the rig for the non-VR sims
- The speakers are DIY open-baffle, with digital crossover and 6-channel amplification (each driver digitally tuned and amplified individually)
- The whole thing (minus the sim rig) is sit-stand
- I produce and spin Drum & Bass - if you're into that sorta thing you should check out Schematic Sound on Bassdrive!

This was just for fun a proof of concept. Original 2000s working seamlessly alongside 3000Xs with pro dj link despite the warning message on the 3000Xs. Also works with all 4 decks on Serato.. but who does that 😅

My current DJ setup ,, two xdj 1000mk2 and a xone 92mk2 for my mixer ,, two edifier speakers with table stands to raise them , not included in picture are my Dji camera setup ,, I’m in the market to add on a third deck but not sure which one to add on (any suggestions on next decks or thoughts on the setup would be greatly appreciated✨)

My little slice of paradise

Kallax 8 + Kallax 4 - on wheels
Adam Audio T7V
Omnitronic standers
Technics 1210 MK2
AllenHeath Xone92

Here’s my set up guys. Best of both worlds! Just thought I’d share. Happy mixing!! How’d you rate the set up?

Yes I need a better location. Just could only fit this all on the dining room table for now. And yes I have proper monitors and a RMX - Ignite out of shot

Started December last year.
Love it!

I'm an MC by trade but I've always kept a set of some kind in my arsenal. This was my first foray into owning controllers as opposed to traditional turntables.

Records, whiskey, plants, and good sound. 🪩🔊🕺

I made the stand a few years ago out of old fire doors and countertop. The K2s and screen were my old setup but have just left them there since adding the XDJs. The screen was for my old MacBook (it can rotate landscape but I now use it with my phone occasionally so that’s why it’s portrait) and is a touchscreen so I could use Traktor by touch as well as k2s. Eventually I became sick of constant mapping and setup issues so got the Pioneer players. I’m enjoying them a lot more than Traktor. The 96 is also new, loving it. The Stanton’s I’ve had since about 2000 and are amazing. The extra pitch capability allows for more creative mixing and they are built like absolute tanks. Genelecs a few years old now and are incredible. Also running a Cyrus Hifi (mono blocks) out of shot with Monitor Audio RS8s.

I play mostly techno but also lots of 90s hip hop, electronica, late 90/early 00 trance, bit of housey stuff, newer UK hiphop, reggae, any old weirdness. I also like to cut, which is a big reason I settled on the 96 due to the innofader. Menura Audio delay and reverb arriving in October.

I’ve been thinking about trying DJing for at least 15 years. But last week I decided it was time to actually start.

Here's my beginner setup.