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Has anyone used them? They are located in Marietta, they have about 50 DJ's on payroll and based on your preference the company choose which one is best for you. For my upcoming Friday wedding, I was quoted $990 for a 6 hour reception and separate ceremony time.

What do you guys think??? Is this reasonable for Atlanta area DJ? Has anyone had any experience with them?

@Asia_Leone: I was quoted $575 from them a year ago for the same service.  Remember:  these guys can and will negotiate everything.

I dealt with them and got a very bad vibe. Ultimately, I went with Spectrum, but also had a bad experience with them (the DJ was fine but terrible customer service leading into the wedding). 

Edit:  Actually mine was for a Saturday night in the middle of wedding season, so you should be able to get cheaper on a Friday. 

@ufmeg:

I was going to go with them but not I'm not anymore, I saw reviews on them on Weddingwire.com and from first glance they have about 500 reviews a lot of them are good, but if you sort it by low score, they have about 100 bad reviews. So if a company have 500 reviews and 100 of them are bad, I mean approx 100 bad DJ wedding stories is a lot to me...I dont want to take any chances on the most important day of my life...but look them up on weddingwire and you can make the call. Good luck!

@Asia_Leone: I looked over those reviews briefly - and ouch.  But it looks like the reason there are so many reviews is that they're lumping all Complete Music franchisee's together.  So even though it's 100 bad / 400 good, the Atlanta franchiesee could be 45 bad / 5 good or 45 good / 5 bad.  You just don't know.

The other problem with DJ services is that you could get a company with a ton of positive reviews then the day before the wedding, you find out you have their new hire 20 year old DJ who is terrible.

One thing I did (maybe this is helpful) was require on the contract that they list my DJ, then I met with the DJ before signing a contract.  The companies responded with "well, we don't know if the DJ's we currently have will still be here in a year."  Tell them that's fine, but if "Joe" (or whoever you meet) is still working for the company, the contract requires him to be assigned to your wedding.

Of course, that doesn't even guarantee you anything.  The DJ we were assigned from Spectrum had a family emergency and had to miss the wedding.  But it's still better than nothing.