Is Trussing Dead? The Future of Wedding DJ Setups!

The discussion revolves around the contemporary relevance of trussing for wedding DJs, questioning whether it is becoming obsolete. Various opinions suggest that traditional trussing methods, such as box and rigid trussing, are declining in popularity, with many DJs shifting towards collapsible styles that are easier to transport and set up. The conversation highlights the challenges associated with setting up traditional trusses, including time constraints and the complexity of assembly. The general consensus is that while trussing is not entirely dead, it has evolved, with new options available that are more suited to the current needs of DJs, particularly in the wedding sector.

Highlights
🎤 Trussing’s Decline: Traditional trussing methods are becoming less common among wedding DJs.
🚚 Transport Challenges: Large, rigid trusses are cumbersome to transport, leading to a preference for collapsible styles.
⏱️ Setup Time: The time-consuming nature of assembling box trussing is a significant drawback.
💡 Lighting Alternatives: New lighting options are available that reduce the need for traditional trussing setups.
🎉 Event Specificity: Trussing may still be suitable for events like proms but is often seen as overkill for weddings.
🔄 Market Evolution: The DJ market is shifting towards more versatile setup options rather than rigid setups.
🎶 Programming Limitations: Not all DJs have the expertise in light programming needed for traditional setups, impacting their use.

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