throw your own renegade party with a rhino cube

Imagine for a minute that you had a portable DJ setup, a complete PA sound system with banging subwoofers, and a complete night club style lighting rig, but rather than having to tote a truck load of flight cases, racks, trusses, stands, gig bags and crates full of cables to be hooked up, it was all self contained in a tiny popup cube that was on a small trailer, could be driven and dropped off anywhere, the top popped up, and full lighting, sound and dj booth were prewired and immediately ready to go.  Well that is the vision that created the Rhino Cube.

redvoid throwing down in the Rhino Cube

The Rhino Cubes founders share my vision of music, technology and idealism when it comes to running their own socially conscious business. Unlike many other products made for DJs which are poorly designed and overpriced, Rhino Cubes has built their product from the ground up the way it should be done, the way you would want it done if you had done it yourself, rather than create just another hunk of overpriced plastic designed to make you part with your dollars without giving you the satisfaction of a thoughtfully designed and engineered system with its user’s needs in mind. It is a marvel of high quality actuating motors to raise the top of the cube, industrial strength power sourcing options, and thoughtfully ergonomic layout. The result is a nightclub you can take anywhere with nothing more than a trailer hitch, and the whole world becomes your potential dancefloor. If you want a small taste of what’s in store, see it in action for yourself and remember that this time around, the lights, sound and music will be more intense than that initial Gasparilla launch video.

Saturday March 14, 2009 Rhino Cubes will be participating in the St Patrick’s Day night parade in Ybor City to show off what the Rhino Cube is capable of. The lights have been programmed for maximum impact, the sound system dialed in, and the DJs, DJ Q and myself have energetic underground music planned to highlight the renegade “party anywhere” aspect of the cube.