Time to take the Limbo To A New High
It’s time to take the limbo to a new High (or low as you would think with limbo contests), with the Limbo To Go. Most DJs carry around a dowel rod or one of those collapsable limbo sticks or inflatable ones but this is on a totally different level. This is a quick assembling heavy duty metal unit that comes in a small bag and is perfect for the truly mobile DJ. The stands on the side that hold the limbo stick are like tent poles in that they fold up but they stay together in one unit (4 pieces adjoined that snap together), snap in place and then go into their base. The whole unit goes together in less than a minute, or as demonstrated on their online video at limbotogo.com under 45 seconds. In development also is the next generation of Limbo To Go, their Glow unit with LED lighting powered by batteries so you can take it even further.
Limbo To Go is making it’s industry debut at MBLVX this looks like a fantastic unit, a review piece is on the way to the Mobile Beat Headquarters right now. Check it out at the MBLVX nighttime events or on the exhibit floor. If this was available back in 2007 when Chubby Checker graced our conference stage doing the Limbo Rock, we would have been so set!
If you want to check it out before the show, go to LimboToGo.Com
Written by Ryan Burger · Filed Under Conference News, Exclusive Online News and Content, Performing
I use one of these at all my events, it is one of the best pieces of DJ equipment I carry and is a winner at any show
That’s not worth $100. I use the limbo stick and it’s more fun when you have people hold it. My limbo stick $10 at our local dj store.
Just like how some DJs use radio shack $100 mixers and some use Pioneer $1000 mixers, there is a piece out there for everyone.
And in a DJ’s case, just like how some people ipod their wedding or hire their cousin to do it for $100, and some people hire me and my staff at $800-1000. There is different stuff for everyone.
Ryan
exactly Ryan the Limbo to go Pro is the Porsche of the Limbo world and is top of the line. I actually buy high end equipment and would never use a cheap pole or broom handle for ten bucks. I do not like people holding the pole either because they usually mess it up and it never stays at the same height.
Like everything you pay for what you get and if you are serious about being a Professional DJ you should buy professional tools
We don’t buy cheap poles or brooms for limbo sticks.
We have a clear pvc limbo stick. Since it’s clear I have the ability to change the insert. The unit comes with a reflective insert similar to a mirror ball. I’ve had this limbo stick for 20+ years.
There’s no need to pay $100 for the limbo to go. Everyone that starts a new dj company wants to charge an arm and a leg for there products. I’ve been in the business for 25+ years. I’m writing this so people don’t waste $ on products that are over priced.
By the way, Djing is my only occupation. I make $1000 – $3000 per party. I have the money to purchase almost any product I desire but I don’t want people to think they have to spend big bucks for something that’s only worth $20-25.