95%Would buy again
I needed something for my first night djing at a friend's bar and I didn't want to spend a fortune. Went for a basic controller and it's been brilliant for practising at home. The software setup took me about ten minutes and the controller feels tough enough to throw in the boot. Delivery was next day and everything was there. Really pleased I went with it for the first gig and I'm already…
Read moreI bought a set of monitors from the site and one arrived with a scuffed grille, which was disappointing for the price. Getting a replacement took several emails and about a week before anyone got back to me. Once it was sorted the new one arrived in good order and works fine.
Read moreBought a set of XLR cables and a basic light stand for the pub gig, mostly because the price per metre was better than what I'd been paying locally. Ordered on the Monday, arrived the Wednesday, and the cables were coiled and tied neatly. Both work fine and I've used them twice now without a single crackle. Good value for what I needed, and I'll check here first from now on.
Read moreI bought a set of monitors from the site and one arrived with a scuffed grille, which was disappointing for the price. Getting a replacement took several emails and about a week before anyone got back to me. Once it was sorted the new one arrived in good order and works fine.
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The DJ Warehouse is an online retailer of DJ equipment, serving both aspiring and working DJs with a catalogue that spans controllers, mixers, turntables, speakers, headphones and accessories. The business sells its products through its website and ships them to customers across the United Kingdom. Its range covers a mix of established brands and entry-level kit, which makes it a practical point of reference for people buying their first setup as well as for those upgrading existing gear.
The shop is aimed at bedroom producers, mobile DJs, club operators and hobbyists who want to compare equipment in one place rather than visiting a physical store. Product pages set out specifications and features so that buyers can judge how each item will suit their particular use.
