THE BAG I ALWAYS WANTED AT EVERY GIG.

Hi, I'm Wallis — AKA Table Manners.

I've been DJing for 23 years and working as a professional AV engineer and custom system designer for 22 of them. Clubs, festivals, weddings, hotels, boats, beachside booths in the Maldives, basement parties in west London — if it has speakers and a power outlet, I've probably plugged something into it.

Somewhere along the way, I lost count of how many times I'd shown up to a gig and ended up in a panic ten minutes before doors, asking the in-house sound engineer if he had a 6.35 mono to female RCA. Or a Cat6. Or a stereo splitter. Or a male-to-male coupler. Or — worst of all — borrowing one from another DJ and then forgetting to give it back.

So I built a kit for myself. A grab-and-go bag with every adapter, splitter, and connector I'd ever needed at a venue. It started as a temporary fix and became the get-out-of-jail kit I never travelled without.

Then friends started borrowing it. Then friends started asking where they could buy one. I told them they couldn't — it didn't exist commercially. And then I said the thing I always say when something doesn't exist commercially: I'll design my own.

Sixteen prototype iterations later — tested in the UK, Ibiza, and the Maldives, on real gigs in real venues — Auxinn became a thing you could actually buy.

It was never meant to be commercial. But the demand was incredible. So here we are.

Every item in the bag is in there because I've needed it. The semi-rigid woven-nylon shell exists because that's what works on the back seat, in the back of a cab, on the booth, on a boat. The custom-woven AUXINN patches exist because once I knew this was a product, I wanted it to look like a product. The orange exists because life is too short for another black bag.

If you're a working DJ and you've ever been in a panic ten minutes before doors, this kit is for you. If you run a venue and you're sick of visiting artists not being able to plug in, this kit is for your booth.

Either way — welcome.

Getting you connected, keeping you creative.
— Wallis