It’s why I love my Prime Go so much. Even Mojaxx stated on the video with Jake for the Prime 4+ it was his favourite device.
We just need Serato DJ for it but they aren’t interested in doing it.
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And nor will they ever be now lol… the days of Denon branded Serato controllers are numbered in my opinion.
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The footon does look rather expensive 
Surprisingly good value considering haha, we had it made to order from a company in Leeds, UK 
My feet live on it for around 8hrs a day.
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Here are some of my setups with different mixers.
The V10 setup is my current setup. I switched back to the up-faders though, lol.
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Can I ask what stands you are using for the Sc’s in image two? Cheers
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My main setup:
Also got a Prime Go, and a full booth from that other brand (which has hardly been turned on since I bought, and that I might as well sell)
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I bought them awhile ago on amazon.
To support the decks you will need to all 4 of the lateral braces (2 with the stops facing front, and 2 with the stops facing rear), so you will need to buy 2 sets. Also if flying the motorized decks, i would recommend you keep them as flat as possible. They dont like to be tilted as it causes the platter to drag.
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Finally sold all my 19” Behringer stuff 
no more noise 
and get more lasers and a smoke machine.
Add some new speakers and a lot of small changes.
Still love to see all the other kitchens 
no more noise and get more lasers and a smoke machine.
Add some new speakers and a lot of small changes.
Still love to see all the other kitchens
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LOL. Was about to move the post here, but you already did. Thanks!
You can’t see in the photo but I have x2 Adam Audio T5V speakers mounted on the wall just above ear level and have to say they are really good quality speakers.
You’ll notice to the left one of x2 Genelec 8020D speakers I use for music production beyond all the hype for these monitors I really don’t rate them. They seem to miss a lot of low end and can be deceiving.
Many of you if not all are using no sound proofing with your setup. Probably the most cheapest yet crucial part of your setup.
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With all due respect, the foam on your walls is not “sound proofing”. Real sound proofing is extremely expensive, and requires tearing out existing drywall and disconnecting your walls from the studs. Soundproofing is only good for preventing sound from leaving the room. Sound proofing and acoustic treatment are not the same thing.
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