I have two questions: 1) do the tops run in full range, or do the crossover where the sub is set? 2) do the 15’s bump to the level of the 18”? And is the difference noticeable in output?…thank you?
@@curtissanjenko285 tops are full range . And the subs sound like 15 inch subs . Not comparable to a 18 inch sub . Also the 8000 system will have more output. Thanks
Hi, thanks for the video, i like deep bass, what do you think is better? the club 6000 with the 2 15's or the club 4000 with just 1 18? ...... Also if i buy the club 4000, can i add one more 18 sub later? thank you so much!
I believe performance / sound is subjective to everyone’s ears... My opinion the 15 inch system with have more punch … but the single 18 will have a little Deeper bass. And yes you can add any other subwoofer to any ProReck system. Thanks
how would you hook these up to a receiver for a movie night outside, im trying to do movie night outside for atleast 200 people, with a projector, im running the projector to the sony 7.2 receiver which i'll be connected via eArc via hdmi to the receiver , and i will hook these 6000 speaker system to the back of the reciever but i guess what is the actual cord hook up to that
Thanks for watching and your question. You could use banana plug to RCA using the speaker outputs or use the headphone jack 1/4 to XLR or 1/4 cable . Either will work. Thanks . Just make sure you grab the correct size of cables you will need too. Just reference links . #Amazon affiliate #Commission earned . Banana plug to rca amzn.to/3KWNApn Use headphone jack 1/4 jack to XLR amzn.to/4ctYizs
Hello. Thanks for the review! I have the 6000. I also just ordered the 4000. Do you know if you can run 3 speakers per side like the 8000? But with the 6000 sub powered amp? Any idea what the impedance is?
Technically you could… but I would say No … / it’s not recommended . The 8000 system amp is more powerful for the 18 inch subs and the Extra arrays . For all 3 systems 4000 , 6000, 8000. Subwoofer Impedance: 8ohms / Satellite Speaker Impedance: 8ohms Thanks .
I would have to say that you probably could because the arrays are the same between the two systems I highly doubt that proreck at this price point is putting any different amp in the two cases I believe just the sub is bigger I could be wrong but I highly doubt that the amps are configured different than one can take a lower ohm than the other at this price point?
hi Dj Martini my name is Mario and i enjoy and follow ur YT channel and watch all the pro reck reviews u do on ur channel and love the information, i got a question for u and i really hope i get a reply i know you a busy dj my man, here is i’m trying to buy either the pro reck 6000 or pro reck aef combination that u created from pro reck website, they run around the same price but i need ur input and which one would have the most pounding bass between the both of them, i myself own the club 8000 for big gigs but now looking into something smaller for small gigs but i keep scratching my head if i should get the 6000 ( two 15” subs with big magnets or the AEF or whatever is called lol ( two 12 “ subs with 100 more watts of power than the 6000? (400 vs 500) plz let me know what should i go with trying to have something loud but punchy, thanks lot again and keep the good work flowing love ur videos my friend im DJ MARPIS Latino Dj from North Carolina.
@@mariopineda6270 Both are good systems . The AEF is a great portable lite system with great sound plus decent bass . The 6000 will be louder in all ways including more punchy bass. Although the reasons you pick the AEF is for its smaller, lighter, it’s more portable , and has overall audio… it’s great for small gigs around a 100 people and more if it’s set up on a stage. My thoughts & opinions. Thank you for watching , your support, and your question.
@@DjMartiniMidwest thank you so much for the reply my amigo.. thank you for all the information and tutorials. i may just go with the club 6000 as is almost the same price and i get more loudness and punchy bass, and i can deal with 61 pounds (club 6000 active subwoofer weight) them club 8000 subs are killing my back unloading them from my truck lolz, you the best my amigo
@@mariopineda6270 thank you for watching & sharing . Please if helpful use my links : Amazon affiliate #commissions earned 6000 club amzn.to/3Yh4mHu Or at AudioProReck.com 6000 direct link shln.top/1nTD6ry5 At AudioProReck.com use code at checkout for 11% off Code : cooljmartini81 Thanks .
Probably a dumb question but here it is: I just received 6000 set. If I'm just simply jamming in my home, (I'm a bassist) Can I simply direct connect to the 6000 through my Bossgt10b synth into my unamplified Mackie Mixer thats connected directly to the 6000? Or, do I need my bass amp inserted in this chain of connections? Thanks.
@@craigczaplinski5793 I’m not too familiar with guitar effects Modular’s but just treat the 6000 system as a pair of powered monitor speakers and connect / link accordingly. If you need more help I’ll research your gear a bit more and advise. Thanks for watching and your question. Let me know if you get figured out ? Thanks.
Love your videos. I'm tryong to decide which system to get for a school gym grad nite event. 6000 looks good but I'd like to be able to blance with an equalizer. How would you add an equalizer to the club 6000? Not clear on where that would plug into the system to be able to blance the subs or the others. Is there one you might recommend?
Good question.. many ways to explain. I will make a video on this issue soon . So you can do it different ways but .. If you want to cover everything you add it straight from laptop or controller or mixer then to your EQ . Then out to the ProReck 6000 inputs . Also you would need different cables for your EQ equipment type and more cables depend on your setup. I need a few weeks but I will make a video regarding this question. Thanks .
@@TMC4U2 Yes , You can connect 2 , 4000 systems together. Set up both 4000 systems as normal . Then just use the L&R mix outputs on one your 4000 subwoofers that is not connected to your music source . Then Use XLR cables to other 4000 systems inputs. Thats it .. Both will work as one system. Just make sure you correct length of cables for your application. Thanks .
Hi thanks for the informations and the details. I viewd the website and its shipping only in USA it is a chinees company but i couldnt find a way to get them in Germany. any suggestions you can give? thanks
@@techboy3851 Appreciate your watch of my video and the question. Is the product available on Amazon or eBay? I’m not sure after that ..Might ask ProReck’s website if they are available in any other countries. sorry I can’t be more helpful.
Thanks for your video, I have a question hopefully you can answer it. Can I add two more arrays to the 6000? I saw on the audioproreck website they sell single arrays
@@jvillaluz My opinion only … I would not add more arrays to one system. If you purchase another amp / 6000 sub unit . Then Yes you can add more arrays and then you can connect / link the units together. If you add more arrays without getting another or using a different amp you run the chance of damaging or overheating your amp. Each club system is only made to power that system. Hopefully that makes sense. Thank you .
Of course you get more coverage with two 15 inch subs .. compared to one 18 inch.. But performance / sound is subjective to everyone’s ears... My opinion the 15 inch with have more punch … but the single 18 will have a little Deeper bass. Thanks
@@proreckusa What ?? My guy,, Dual 15, dual 18, single 12 or single 18 wont matter at all for coverage..Its all about the box, power and setup of the driver. You want long throw ? go horn loaded or inline cardioid, you want good omnidirectional get a regular reflex sub. And everything in between with stuff like semi horn loaded or bandpass subs. If you put up 2 kw152 15 inch subs vs one ks118 wich is a single 18 the ks118 will still outperform the two 15s but just barely. speaker size means almost nothing to the "deepness" or "thump" of the bass. Its all about box design and porting/tuning of the sub itself. This seems to be a common misconception brought over from the car audio industry. The fact that you as a representative of the company should know this already. This just goes to show how good of a brand this is.
I basically bought the 6000 to hook up to a projector to play movies with. Will it be ok for that purpose in a room that holds 200 people. Is it OK for such purpose?
@@brentmunn9963 personally I have never used a ProReck system for Home theater use . But it can technically be easily connected and it should work ok in my opinion. Thanks
@@brentmunn9963 Unfortunately for the amount of people your reaching for the 6000 is probably the best bet in ProReck line up. But Just my opinion..though since I haven’t tested a lot of ProReck systems for home theater use . Sorry I can’t be more helpful. Thanks
@@donaldblock640 sorry to hear about your troubles. In my thoughts.. it Could be the following issues : speakon cable , sub amplifier output/ outlet (speakon) , passive subwoofer speakon input, loss connector in / on the subwoofer. Hopefully you can reach audioProreck.com for more assistance or customer service.
Can I ask u a big question I always been watching your videos is great but what about the Proreck club 3500 15 inch subwoofer 3000w I want to know if that’s great to use dj like outside?????
Thanks for watching and your feedback. The 3500 would work fine outside. It Would not cover a huge area but it would work well for decent sized area outside. Thanks.
How can you honestly go in front of a camera and try to convince people that these speakers sound anything but awful ? Just look at the damn top in the beginning. You got a horn driver with a vertical dispersion cover on a speaker that sits horizontally ???? What is it supposed to do ? Throw the sound 90 degrees up and down and what looks like 20 or 30 degrees sideways ? Ive heard plenty of these systems now and they all sound like the price tag, cheap, tingy, no bass no clarity in vocals, they get muddy as soon as you try anything other than a solo vocalist with a guitar. Please start reviewing some proper audio gear instead of trying to trick people into thinking this is anything but trash can value.. Just because of amazon affiliate,, you are pretty much destroying a whole group of peoples idea of what good quality sound is.. I dare you to run a frequency response test with a rta mic and some software like open sound meter and post it..
@@patrickbernard5458 Thank you for watching and sharing. I appreciate your opinions but that all it is . We all have our own ears and experiences . I have used all types of equipment, EV , Mackie, JBL , LD Maui , RCF, etc . I like these brands and use this equipment too. I have equipment for all types gigs and ProReck is a value and acceptable equipment for some gigs i do. No matter i still appreciate your opinions and thank you for sharing.
@@DjMartiniMidwestThis isn't about my ears and experience,, This is about selling a badly engineered poorly designed sound system and giving people the wrong impression on what's acceptable to bring to a paid gig. Bringing down the standard of sound quality and design to a level as low as this is arguably more damaging to the industry than not. Yeah it might be cheap but i promise you i can build a MUCH better sounding used system for 700 bucks than this can provide. And its sad to see a somewhat reputable youtuber actually recommending these just because of the affiliate link with the price range being within a somewhat easy to sell impulse purchase. My opinion on how this sounds and my experience with it is based on years of working as an Audio engineer with everything from a small band brining a couple mackie 15's and a sub to some of our bigger festivals running D&b audio or Lacoustic arrays. And i have yet to hear a speaker system sound worse than this even when setup correctly. I even tried to help the poor band that was struggling to keep the sound level up with a 100 person crowd. They bought a pro 8k thinking it was a great deal and it sounded alright in their house. Then they bring it out and wonder how that little ES1203 from db tech system right next to them with 2 tiny little column speakers can sound so much better and louder than their "massive sound system" And the 1203 is known for not carrying any bass below 60hz. This is a tiny less than 40kg speaker system with 4 4'' drivers in the tops and a dual 12 sub that costs about the same on a good deal as a proreck 8000.. Its quite frankly laughable how you can say with confidence that this garbage has any place in live sound other than the occasional backyard grill party.
hi Dj Martini my name is Mario and i enjoy and follow ur YT channel and watch all the pro reck reviews u do on ur channel and love the information, i got a question for u and i really hope i get a reply i know you a busy dj my man, here is i’m trying to buy either the pro reck 6000 or pro reck aef combination that u created from pro reck website, they run around the same price but i need ur input and which one would have the most pounding bass between the both of them, i myself own the club 8000 for big gigs but now looking into something smaller for small gigs but i keep scratching my head if i should get the 6000 ( two 15” subs with big magnets or the AEF or whatever is called lol ( two 12 “ subs with 100 more watts of power than the 6000? (400 vs 500) plz let me know what should i go with trying to have something loud but punchy, thanks lot again and keep the good work flowing love ur videos my friend im DJ MARPIS Latino Dj from North Carolina.
I just bought a proreck 8000 hopefully I can use them for my kiddos bday party this weekend 🙌🏽
@@Done_4 thanks for watching and sharing. Let me how it works for you. Thanks .
Another great video. Everything explained and broken down. Thank you.
Thank you for watching.
With the proreck 8000 can you run the system with only 1 or 2 arrays connected on each side or do all 3 have to be connected?
@@cperkin2 No , you can connect as you wish. Thanks
I have two questions: 1) do the tops run in full range, or do the crossover where the sub is set? 2) do the 15’s bump to the level of the 18”? And is the difference noticeable in output?…thank you?
@@curtissanjenko285 tops are full range . And the subs sound like 15 inch subs . Not comparable to a 18 inch sub . Also the 8000 system will have more output. Thanks
Thank you for clarifying
Hi, thanks for the video, i like deep bass, what do you think is better? the club 6000 with the 2 15's or the club 4000 with just 1 18? ...... Also if i buy the club 4000, can i add one more 18 sub later? thank you so much!
I believe performance / sound is subjective to everyone’s ears... My opinion the 15 inch system with have more punch … but the single 18 will have a little Deeper bass. And yes you can add any other subwoofer to any ProReck system. Thanks
I went big 👍🏽
how would you hook these up to a receiver for a movie night outside, im trying to do movie night outside for atleast 200 people, with a projector, im running the projector to the sony 7.2 receiver which i'll be connected via eArc via hdmi to the receiver , and i will hook these 6000 speaker system to the back of the reciever but i guess what is the actual cord hook up to that
Thanks for watching and your question. You could use banana plug to RCA using the speaker outputs or use the headphone jack 1/4 to XLR or 1/4 cable . Either will work. Thanks . Just make sure you grab the correct size of cables you will need too.
Just reference links .
#Amazon affiliate
#Commission earned .
Banana plug to rca
amzn.to/3KWNApn
Use headphone jack
1/4 jack to XLR
amzn.to/4ctYizs
Hello. Thanks for the review! I have the 6000. I also just ordered the 4000. Do you know if you can run 3 speakers per side like the 8000? But with the 6000 sub powered amp? Any idea what the impedance is?
Technically you could… but I would say No … / it’s not recommended . The 8000 system amp is more powerful for the 18 inch subs and the Extra arrays . For all 3 systems 4000 , 6000, 8000.
Subwoofer Impedance: 8ohms / Satellite Speaker
Impedance: 8ohms
Thanks .
I would have to say that you probably could because the arrays are the same between the two systems I highly doubt that proreck at this price point is putting any different amp in the two cases I believe just the sub is bigger I could be wrong but I highly doubt that the amps are configured different than one can take a lower ohm than the other at this price point?
How’s the 6000?
Amazing
hi Dj Martini my name is Mario and i enjoy and follow ur YT channel and watch all the pro reck reviews u do on ur channel and love the information, i got a question for u and i really hope i get a reply i know you a busy dj my man, here is
i’m trying to buy either the pro reck 6000 or pro reck aef combination that u created from pro reck website, they run around the same price but i need ur input and which one would have the most pounding bass between the both of them, i myself own the club 8000 for big gigs but now looking into something smaller for small gigs but i keep scratching my head if i should get the 6000 ( two 15” subs with big magnets or the AEF or whatever is called lol ( two 12 “ subs with 100 more watts of power than the 6000? (400 vs 500) plz let me know what should i go with trying to have something loud but punchy, thanks lot again and keep the good work flowing love ur videos my friend im DJ MARPIS Latino Dj from North Carolina.
@@mariopineda6270 Both are good systems . The AEF is a great portable lite system with great sound plus decent bass .
The 6000 will be louder in all ways including more punchy bass. Although the reasons you pick the AEF is for its smaller, lighter, it’s more portable , and has overall audio… it’s great for small gigs around a 100 people and more if it’s set up on a stage. My thoughts & opinions. Thank you for watching , your support, and your question.
@@DjMartiniMidwest thank you so much for the reply my amigo.. thank you for all the information and tutorials. i may just go with the club 6000 as is almost the same price and i get more loudness and punchy bass, and i can deal with 61 pounds (club 6000 active subwoofer weight) them club 8000 subs are killing my back unloading them from my truck lolz, you the best my amigo
@@mariopineda6270 thank you for watching & sharing . Please if helpful use my links : Amazon affiliate #commissions earned
6000 club
amzn.to/3Yh4mHu
Or at AudioProReck.com
6000 direct link
shln.top/1nTD6ry5
At AudioProReck.com use code at checkout for 11% off
Code : cooljmartini81
Thanks .
Probably a dumb question but here it is:
I just received 6000 set. If I'm just simply jamming in my home, (I'm a bassist) Can I simply direct connect to the 6000 through my Bossgt10b synth into my unamplified Mackie Mixer thats connected directly to the 6000? Or, do I need my bass amp inserted in this chain of connections? Thanks.
@@craigczaplinski5793 I’m not too familiar with guitar effects Modular’s but just treat the 6000 system as a pair of powered monitor speakers and connect / link accordingly. If you need more help I’ll research your gear a bit more and advise. Thanks for watching and your question. Let me know if you get figured out ? Thanks.
@@DjMartiniMidwest Thanks. I'll f/u with you after I work through this project.
Love your videos. I'm tryong to decide which system to get for a school gym grad nite event. 6000 looks good but I'd like to be able to blance with an equalizer. How would you add an equalizer to the club 6000? Not clear on where that would plug into the system to be able to blance the subs or the others. Is there one you might recommend?
Good question.. many ways to explain. I will make a video on this issue soon . So you can do it different ways but .. If you want to cover everything you add it straight from laptop or controller or mixer then to your EQ . Then out to the ProReck 6000 inputs . Also you would need different cables for your EQ equipment type and more cables depend on your setup. I need a few weeks but I will make a video regarding this question. Thanks .
Can I connect two Club Proreck 4000 system together? I just purchased another 4000. What Do I need to do to make it work properly..
@@TMC4U2 Yes , You can connect 2 , 4000 systems together. Set up both 4000 systems as normal . Then just use the L&R mix outputs on one your 4000 subwoofers that is not connected to your music source . Then Use XLR cables to other 4000 systems inputs. Thats it .. Both will work as one system. Just make sure you correct length of cables for your application. Thanks .
Hi
thanks for the informations and the details.
I viewd the website and its shipping only in USA
it is a chinees company but i couldnt find a way to get them in Germany.
any suggestions you can give?
thanks
@@techboy3851 Appreciate your watch of my video and the question. Is the product available on Amazon or eBay? I’m not sure after that ..Might ask ProReck’s website if they are available in any other countries. sorry I can’t be more helpful.
Thanks for your video, I have a question hopefully you can answer it.
Can I add two more arrays to the 6000? I saw on the audioproreck website they sell single arrays
@@jvillaluz
My opinion only … I would not add more arrays to one system. If you purchase another amp / 6000 sub unit . Then Yes you can add more arrays and then you can connect / link the units together. If you add more arrays without getting another or using a different amp you run the chance of damaging or overheating your amp. Each club system is only made to power that system. Hopefully that makes sense. Thank you .
@@DjMartiniMidwest thank you so much for the explanation, I get it.
Bass performance between the 4000 and 6000.... Being single to Dual bass, is there a difference between punch line ?
Of course you get more coverage with two 15 inch subs .. compared to one 18 inch.. But performance / sound is subjective to everyone’s ears... My opinion the 15 inch with have more punch … but the single 18 will have a little Deeper bass. Thanks
@@DjMartiniMidwest True, the single 18 inch will have deeper bass, for coverage sound performance, dual subs will be better
@@proreckusa What ?? My guy,, Dual 15, dual 18, single 12 or single 18 wont matter at all for coverage..Its all about the box, power and setup of the driver. You want long throw ? go horn loaded or inline cardioid, you want good omnidirectional get a regular reflex sub. And everything in between with stuff like semi horn loaded or bandpass subs. If you put up 2 kw152 15 inch subs vs one ks118 wich is a single 18 the ks118 will still outperform the two 15s but just barely. speaker size means almost nothing to the "deepness" or "thump" of the bass. Its all about box design and porting/tuning of the sub itself. This seems to be a common misconception brought over from the car audio industry. The fact that you as a representative of the company should know this already. This just goes to show how good of a brand this is.
I basically bought the 6000 to hook up to a projector to play movies with. Will it be ok for that purpose in a room that holds 200 people. Is it OK for such purpose?
@@brentmunn9963 personally I have never used a ProReck system for Home theater use . But it can technically be easily connected and it should work ok in my opinion. Thanks
@DjMartiniMidwest thank you so much for your reply.
Would another system have been a better choice for what I need, do you think?
@@brentmunn9963 Unfortunately for the amount of people your reaching for the 6000 is probably the best bet in ProReck line up. But Just my opinion..though since I haven’t tested a lot of ProReck systems for home theater use . Sorry I can’t be more helpful. Thanks
Im not getting sound in the left sub
@@donaldblock640 sorry to hear about your troubles. In my thoughts.. it Could be the following issues : speakon cable , sub amplifier output/ outlet (speakon) , passive subwoofer speakon input, loss connector in / on the subwoofer. Hopefully you can reach audioProreck.com for more assistance or customer service.
Hello did you find out the issue? I also have no audio in my passive subwoofer
@@tyobon6775 No and someone answered from Proreck via email and asked for the order number and I gave it but it's been over a week and no answer
@@tyobon6775 Yes, not in the instructions plug in the cable and "twist" to make contact.
Can I ask u a big question I always been watching your videos is great but what about the Proreck club 3500 15 inch subwoofer 3000w I want to know if that’s great to use dj like outside?????
Thanks for watching and your feedback. The 3500 would work fine outside. It Would not cover a huge area but it would work well for decent sized area outside. Thanks.
@@DjMartiniMidwest so it’s good for 200 people or 300 people for outside just want to know ????
@@pepepekellz4139 For 200 people, I think you should use PRORECK Club-8000?
@@pepepekellz4139 200 people outside for background music . 300 is pushing but Yes 👍🏾
Let do the 8000 please
@@zobeebranum2753 Thanks for watching and sharing! Maybe someday.. I just don’t have enough room for all the subwoofers 😎..
Skip to 3:50 to get past the long intro
@@jonw8694 thanks for watching .
How can you honestly go in front of a camera and try to convince people that these speakers sound anything but awful ? Just look at the damn top in the beginning. You got a horn driver with a vertical dispersion cover on a speaker that sits horizontally ???? What is it supposed to do ? Throw the sound 90 degrees up and down and what looks like 20 or 30 degrees sideways ?
Ive heard plenty of these systems now and they all sound like the price tag, cheap, tingy, no bass no clarity in vocals, they get muddy as soon as you try anything other than a solo vocalist with a guitar. Please start reviewing some proper audio gear instead of trying to trick people into thinking this is anything but trash can value.. Just because of amazon affiliate,, you are pretty much destroying a whole group of peoples idea of what good quality sound is.. I dare you to run a frequency response test with a rta mic and some software like open sound meter and post it..
@@patrickbernard5458
Thank you for watching and sharing. I appreciate your opinions but that all it is . We all have our own ears and experiences . I have used all types of equipment, EV , Mackie, JBL , LD Maui , RCF, etc . I like these brands and use this equipment too. I have equipment for all types gigs and ProReck is a value and acceptable equipment for some gigs i do. No matter i still appreciate your opinions and thank you for sharing.
@@DjMartiniMidwestThis isn't about my ears and experience,, This is about selling a badly engineered poorly designed sound system and giving people the wrong impression on what's acceptable to bring to a paid gig. Bringing down the standard of sound quality and design to a level as low as this is arguably more damaging to the industry than not. Yeah it might be cheap but i promise you i can build a MUCH better sounding used system for 700 bucks than this can provide. And its sad to see a somewhat reputable youtuber actually recommending these just because of the affiliate link with the price range being within a somewhat easy to sell impulse purchase.
My opinion on how this sounds and my experience with it is based on years of working as an Audio engineer with everything from a small band brining a couple mackie 15's and a sub to some of our bigger festivals running D&b audio or Lacoustic arrays. And i have yet to hear a speaker system sound worse than this even when setup correctly.
I even tried to help the poor band that was struggling to keep the sound level up with a 100 person crowd. They bought a pro 8k thinking it was a great deal and it sounded alright in their house. Then they bring it out and wonder how that little ES1203 from db tech system right next to them with 2 tiny little column speakers can sound so much better and louder than their "massive sound system" And the 1203 is known for not carrying any bass below 60hz. This is a tiny less than 40kg speaker system with 4 4'' drivers in the tops and a dual 12 sub that costs about the same on a good deal as a proreck 8000.. Its quite frankly laughable how you can say with confidence that this garbage has any place in live sound other than the occasional backyard grill party.
hi Dj Martini my name is Mario and i enjoy and follow ur YT channel and watch all the pro reck reviews u do on ur channel and love the information, i got a question for u and i really hope i get a reply i know you a busy dj my man, here is
i’m trying to buy either the pro reck 6000 or pro reck aef combination that u created from pro reck website, they run around the same price but i need ur input and which one would have the most pounding bass between the both of them, i myself own the club 8000 for big gigs but now looking into something smaller for small gigs but i keep scratching my head if i should get the 6000 ( two 15” subs with big magnets or the AEF or whatever is called lol ( two 12 “ subs with 100 more watts of power than the 6000? (400 vs 500) plz let me know what should i go with trying to have something loud but punchy, thanks lot again and keep the good work flowing love ur videos my friend im DJ MARPIS Latino Dj from North Carolina.