I have a complete Dynacord sound system and DJ gear to rent for small to medium sized parties, shows and events. This sound system is best suited for events from 50 up to ~ 300 people.

The sound quality that you get from this sound system is EXCEPTIONAL. You truly do get what you pay for when you chose Dynacord. This system is FAR superior to JBL, ElectroVoice (EV), Yamaha, Behringer, Mackie, and the majority of other smaller systems available to rent in the city of Toronto.

If you’re having an office party, loft party or if you’re a small bar/club that needs augmented sound for a live or DJ show then this is the sound system you should use. All gear is in excellent condition and looks very professional and clean.

Sound System:
2 X Dynacord PowerSub 315 (Powered Bins)
2 X Dynacord Sub 115 (Passive Bins)
4 X Dynacord D 12 / D 12-3 (12″ Top Speakers)
1 X Dynacord DSP 244 (Digital Sound Processing)
1 X Dynacord D 12-3A (Active monitor – the most awesome monitor ever)

DJ:
1 X DJ booth – WHITE custom built, portable dj booth with folding, adjustable height legs, side panels and 100′ inlaid BLUE EL wire. Nazca birds are depicted on the front panel
1 X Pioneer DJM-800
2 X Pioneer CDJ 1000 MK3
2 X Space-tek CDJ stands
2 X Technics SL-1200MK2

All gear is delivered, installed and picked up after your event.

To rent for one show (i’ll install a few days in advance if necessary):
The DJ booth and gear: $250
The full sound system (9 speakers): $450
Both: $600

Additional nights (two night gig for example) are $200.

Top Speakers can be flown for an additional fee.

I can remain through the duration of your event as a sound tech for an additional fee.

I will do smaller pieces. Prices are negotiable for smaller gigs, frequent/regular renters. Get in touch with me to discuss.

Here’s how the Blinker is looking now. I now have 3 of the 4 panels together (I’m short two lights and a dozen cables to finish the 4th). It uses an Arduino Mega, 64 macetech MegaBrites, an 4x20 LCD display, 4 rotary encoders, a power supply and a lot of wire. The wall will be seen in public for the first time on New Years Eve at the Promise/AlienInFlux/Good Times Gang party at 6 Nobel in Toronto.

This is an early (and one time -- it was taken apart on November 1st) version of this blinky lights thing that I’m working on. It uses an Arduino Mega, 13 macetech MegaBrites, an 4x20 LCD display, 4 rotary encoders, a power supply and a lot of wire. It’s meant to light up parties. My original intent was to make a 4X6 grid to hang on a ceiling but after sticking the lights to balloons and hanging it vertically I think I may, instead, make two vertical 16 -- 20 light pendants to hang on either side of a DJ. Hopefully I’ll have a more finalized version ready in the next month or so.

Sorry about the recording. I tried to redo it but my phone died on the second attempt so we get this muffled portrait view version instead. Oops.