Before purchasing the GoBar Pro, I reached out to GoPong for some more information on weight limits and to see if it could support DJ equipment. I was assured I wouldn’t have a problem, and I was not disappointed! I also own a Headliner Indio DJ Booth (similar in design to the ADJ Pro Event Table).Here’s how the GoBar Pro and the booth compare:Initial assembly:-DJ Booth: I had to cut and attach included adhesive Velcro to the legs and the bars the tabletop set on, as well as cut and wrap Velcro around the top bars to further secure the tabletop and scrim/skirt.-GoBar Pro: Legs were attached to the top and already had Velcro on them for the skirt.Shelving:-DJ Booth: No inside shelf to set stuff on.-GoBar Pro: Attachable/Detachable middle shelf for additional storage, perfect for an external mixer, microphone receiver, surge protectors, bag storage, etc.Setup:-DJ Booth: Time-consuming. Mine is seven different parts, but the scrim/skirt. I’ve used it at two events and was late starting them both.-GoBar Pro: Fully set up on 3min 24sec.Cable Management:-DJ Booth: With electronics setting on top of the table in mood, a cutout for cables to run down under the tabletop and behind the scrim/skirt is built in. Running cables under the booth requires either having the bottom bar pressing on them, or lifting the scrim/skirt in order to get them over the bottom bar, thus not being able to apply the scrim properly.-GoBar Pro: While not intended for anything but bar-related items to set on top, there are no cutouts for cables, but they can drop down the front of the top and be tucked behind the skirt where there is a small opening. The exposed wiring can be covered with gaff tape, or perhaps a cable cover or wrap (or run down the other side, which all of these may also be great solutions for bartenders using blenders or frozen mixers). There is also room to run cables under the skirt, should you have items such as lights or a subwoofer in front.Experience:-DJ Booth: Well-built, but very lightweight until tabletop is added, scrim/skirt easily gets dirty at the bottom due to being pressed against the ground, several parts, pieces can easily come apart while setting up (especially where the side pieces connect to the front pieces, carrying bag sold separately, costs hundreds more than the GoBar Pro.-GoBar Pro: Very well-built and sturdy, has enough room up top for a variety of full-size and compact controllers, mixers, etc, additional storage, lower cost, bag included, and better value.