Our state-of-the-art sound system is crystal clear
at any volume!
Our equipment setup consists of only the highest quality equipment in the DJ industry. We do not use equipment meant for home use. All of our equipment is commercial grade and built to withstand the stress that comes with mobile entertainment. All of our equipment is housed in professional road cases for neatness and protection

How are customers going to actually know what brand names a DJ carries or how good their CD unit actually performs. Some disc jockeys go as far as to try and explain to a customer that "brandX" is the best on the market when it comes to speakers. Well, you may care... and then again you may not.

Customers who inquire about DJ services are not buying a stereo. So why be technical about it? Unless you as a customer feel that this information is important to your event then of course no problem. I will then provide equipment information and explain why Real Audio Entertainment uses the type of equipment we use.

So what are you as a customer getting?
Our commitment to quality provides you with only the best sound and lighting equipment in the world and to demonstrate this I will mention to you one brand name... Bose.
Real Audio Entertainment uses Bose professional loudspeakers. The Bose Corporation is world- wide known for the sound quality produced by their loudspeaker systems. Bose loudspeakers deliver crisp and beautiful lifelike sound from small compact units. The professional touring series of loudspeakers by Bose (which is what we use) produce the same high quality sound found in their other speaker systems but have incorporated higher power handling, portability, and protection into this series.
http://www.bose.com
All other equipment we use is based on Bose quality. After all, a speaker is only as good as the quality of the signal going to it. What good is a high quality speaker system if your mixing unit or cd player is of minimum quality.
You may not know anything about equipment but you can surly find out if a DJ carries professional equipment. Do they use all CDs or do they still use tapesand 45s? Are they using equipment made for home use or are they using equipment made specifically for mobile DJing? These are probably some important questions you may want to ask a potential DJ service.