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Professional DJ and Event Services, sound and lighting reinforcenment for small to medium sized venues specializing in weddings & private parties.
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- Canton55
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- Dearborn Heights23
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- Ecorse5
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- Garden City29
- Grosse Ile1
- Grosse Pointe27
- Harper Woods15
- Highland Park1
- Inkster21
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- Livonia59
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