Frequently Asked Questions

Mobile Music Express believes that there is no such thing as a "stupid question." If you need to ask a question regarding any aspect of your event, Dave is there to help. Below is a compilation of some of his clients more frequently asked questions.

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Q: Who will be my Disc Jockey?

A: Mobile Music Express has only one D.J., Dave. As the owner and operator of the company, you will get the special attention that you can't get from an employee working for another company.

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Q: Can I meet the Disc Jockey who will be entertaining at my wedding, before making my decision?

A: Yes, at an appointment at your home, at your event site, or at a mutually convenient location. If you are planning a wedding, it is highly recommended that you meet your entertainer in person before signing a contract; remember to get it in writing who will show up at your wedding.

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Q: Do you charge for travel or set-up?

A: There is no charge for either, except in extreme circumstances, i.e.: no elevator access to an upstairs event. 

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Q: If my party runs later, can you stay longer?

A: Dave loves a good party, and would be happy to stay. If you are having an afternoon event, it is suggested that you schedule enough time when you sign the contract.  He may have an evening event scheduled, and would hate to end your reception prematurely.

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Q: When will you arrive the day of our event?

A: Mobile Music Express will arrive approximately one hour prior to the scheduled starting time. Please let him know in advance if you need an early set-up.

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Q: Do you take breaks?

A: No! You will have continuous music from the scheduled to start time until it's time to end.

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Q: I need ceremony music. Can you provide it?

A: Yes.  Mobile Music Express has a separate sound system just for ceremony music. The only stipulation is that the venue should have an adequate power source to power the equipment.

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Q: We have never planned a wedding before. Will you help us set an itinerary for the day?

A: One month prior to your wedding, you will get together with Dave for a consultation and work out all the details regarding the order of events and music program.

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Q: Should we include you in our count for lunch/dinner?

A: Although it is not required, a meal would be appreciated. Dave puts in about eight hours to do an entire reception, which is a long time between meals.

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Q: Do you have lighting available?

A: Yes, but it is not recommend it at a wedding reception. Lighting draws attention away from where it should be; on the Bride and Groom.

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Q: Do you have backup equipment?

A: Yes, each of the major components have back-up capabilities built into the sound system.

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Q: If something happened to my D.J., who would entertain at my party?

A: It would take something very serious to keep Dave from entertaining. In the event this should happen, he has experienced personnel who could be called in as back-ups.

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Q: If I want a song that you do not have, can I loan you my copy?

A: Yes, your compact discs are welcome.

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Q: What types of music can you play?

A: Whatever your taste in music calls for; you set the guidelines prior to the event. Music selection that is from ethnic backgrounds may be limited because of availability.  However, you are welcome to provide any music on compact disc.

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Q: Can I make a list of songs I want played?

A: Yes! It is highly encouraged. In fact, we usually request during our initial interview that you provide a list of your favorite songs.