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need a disco light for hallowe'en party, limerick

McSween · 2008-10-28 13:00:23

any recommendations on where to hire from. might look at getting a dried ice machine too.

28-10-2008 1:00pm

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any recommendations on where to hire from. might look at getting a dried ice machine too.

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#2 28-10-2008 5:58pm

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I try hire out a Hazer, far better for Beam projection.

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#3 29-10-2008 6:12pm

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Dry Ice isn't in machine form. Don't use it. I do theatrical stuff and its a nightmare. Its very dangerous and can't be handled (For obvious reasons). You also need to "train it", sounds stupid but it doesn't always react in the same way. It also stays very close to the ground so it can be a trip hazard if there is steps.

Go with a Hazer and some Lasers

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