Station 1
A full DJ position on the first face of the triangle, looking straight out at its section of the floor.
F3F is a triangular DJ booth built for in-the-round sets. Three stations, three DJs playing at once, and a crowd that surrounds the stage a full 360°.
F3F is a single equilateral-triangle table with a full DJ station built into each of its three sides.
Three DJs play at the same time, each facing outward. Instead of a booth pushed against a wall with the crowd in front, F3F sits in the middle of the room and the crowd surrounds it on every side.
A center opening runs through the heart of the table, keeping cables clean and giving lasers, fog, and monitors a place to rise straight up out of the middle.
Every side of the triangle is a complete DJ position. The middle is where the production lives.
A full DJ position on the first face of the triangle, looking straight out at its section of the floor.
A second DJ on the next face, facing a different part of the crowd. Same table, same moment, new angle.
The third DJ closes the triangle, so no part of the room is behind the booth.
Routes cables out of sight and holds lasers, fog, and monitors rising straight up from the middle of the booth.
A standard booth points one way. F3F points every way at once, and that changes the whole room.
The dance floor wraps all the way around the booth. Every side of the room has a view and a DJ facing it.
Three artists play at the same time on one table, so the night becomes a shared performance instead of a handoff.
Lasers, fog, and monitors can rise from the center opening, putting the show at the true middle of the room.
A glowing triangle in the middle of the floor is a centerpiece people photograph, post, and remember.
Cables route through the center opening, keeping the stations and the floor around them tidy.
Made for promoters, venues, and festivals that want an in-the-round format their crowd hasn't seen before.
The F3F triangular three-station DJ booth is the subject of a U.S. provisional patent application filed October 16, 2026.
Promoters, venues, festivals, DJs, and partners: reach out to talk bookings, collaborations, or the concept itself.