Your own DJ Decal/Sticker?

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Robert20

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New guy here :)
do any of you have your own DJ Decal or sticker? (I seen DJ AM with his and I thought it was pretty dope)





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Grand Rapids DJs
 
Ive been debating this for years... My problem is I feel it would have to be done RIGHT meaning very clean and professional design for it to look ok during a wedding.
 
Where to start... :D

When I DJ, I usually go by my handle Cpt Rick, unless I'm undercover -- in which case I use really weird names like BOC used to, and call myself the Torpedo Of Tooth, or some weird thing involving underbellies...


Ok, the tag (license plate for you yankees) on my car says Cpt Rick -- I also have pens, cards, decals, flyers, and a custom made stencil for spray painting it on gear. I have been known to use the stencil on my speaker grills and guitar amp grills. There's some t-shirts floating around out there too.

Yes, I am THAT vain (and also know the value of marketing)... :yothumbsup: :yoBiggrin:
 
yes and I have the cafepress and makingparties one too
 
jokerswild said:
One word.... Tacky
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As tacky as dem lighted facades?:yowigglyeyes2:
Those things are about the size of a business card, what is so tacky bout dat?:yowigglyeyes:
 
jokerswild said:
Ok... I guess there cool at Treky conventions and Bowling Allies.... yorofl:
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Nope! People love it. It is very elegant, eye catching but not intrusive. I only use the cap at clubs and informal events!
 
I use a mounted digital frame to display the bride and groom names at weddings. At standard events, my web address is alternated with an appropriate slide (charity logo, happy birthday, etc.).
 

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