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If You’re a DJ and Hate Lugging Gear from Place to Place, This Might Be for You

Alan Cross 1 Comment

Reggae developed in Jamaica back in the 1960s partly due to the influence of DJs who would lug huge sound systems around the island to play at various gatherings. Dub recordings, toasting and other musical innovations came out of that era.

I was immediately reminded of those days when I saw the TIBO Urban 500. This looks like an awesome urban audio assault vehicle. A big write-up can be found at Gizmag.

 

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