See You at the Next Seda Event Maidstone Kent 26TH January 2020

Alright ladies and gentlemen, first of all I do apologise for the punk video but then again all my videos are punk. Right so what are you doing this Sunday? If you're not doing much and you are around the south... East of England, come to Maidstone Kent to the Village Hotel. There will be the address of the venue in the description to the latest SIDA event. Now, SIDA is an organisation that is really for DJs in that area. It started in 1974 and it's about getting a better sort of community feel for the mobile DJs. So it's ask questions, it's communication, it's also... A bit of history involved there and also more importantly it's education. Now what's happening this Sunday? Well I'm going to be there along with a guy by the name of Adam from H&H Electronics and we're going to have some of the new kit from H&H. I'll be there with a set of decks, come along, have a look. They've got their new line array there which is absolutely amazing. I'm like really excited about that.

And also their Tentsaw system, so there's a 15 and a 12 inch. So come along, we'll give them a demo. We might even turn them up a little bit. Now I'm going to give you sort of a brief history. In the beginning, according to Wikipedia, the concept of a mobile disco was the brainchild of a certain Mr. Roger Squire. Now Squires is a really, really old school sort of make. But anyway, the South... Eastern Discotheque Association, also known as CEDA, was formed in 1974 by six like-minded DJs in the Tonebridge area of Kent. So that's where it's taking place, down south east. So come along, there's going to be a lot happening, there are a lot of companies there, there's education, communication and also like-minded DJs.

Again, all right, we have the web. Okay, so if you want to see someone else's DJ kit, a gig log, you can go and watch it. Maybe you want to know what's the best piece of kit to buy. You'll go and watch someone who's got items and think, do I want to buy that or not? But it's very difficult to try and test unless you go to a DJ shop. Well, the great thing, not only about events like this, is you don't just get to see and touch and use the kit. You will get to see the people who actually maybe manufacture it or sell it. So you won't just see the shop owner, you will see the people who are partly responsible for the companies who've manufactured the products. So if they don't know, no one's going to know. Right, so I would like to see you there this Sunday. All of the information will be in the description of this video.

And enjoy. Thank you very much.

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