thatlkjguy's Electronic DJ Setup
Shot 3 of 4 of my current studio space. Circa 2026
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~$1,016
Value by category
- Studio Equipment 91.6%
- Microphones 8.4%
GIK Acoustics Soffit Bass Trap
Avg price: $399.00
They really work
Makes a difference, since they're so freaking thick (17 inches kinda thick). Great for controlling bass frequencies (traps are spec'd to control down to 40hz).
GIK Acoustics 242 Acoustic Panel
Avg price: $130.80
Effective for creating a RFZ zone
Got some to take care of my early & late reflection points. Wish I had opted for thicker panels, but I'm happy with the result of my room... =)
First studio oriented laptop
Gets the job done. Hate how RAM and HDD aren't upgradeable... wtf Apple?
Novation Launchkey 49 MK4 49-key Keyboard Controller
Avg price: $251.06
Avg price: $85.22
Great for broadcasting
The self-noise on this mic is so low. A nice touch is the built-in pop filter, which helps your voice sound that much more professional when doing voice-overs and stuff.
So yeah, nothing to complain about... only praise... great for my streaming needs! =D
Avg price: $149.99
About this setup
This gear photo by thatlkjguy features 6 pieces of gear, including GIK Acoustics Soffit Bass Trap, GIK Acoustics 242 Acoustic Panel, and Apple MacBook Pro (General). The setup spans Studio Equipment and Microphones. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Pop, and Rock scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Colin Sipos.
