Smoke/ haze machines

[daz226]

could you very well informed peeps advise on a good one to look at which gives out a great effect please.


thanks in advance


daz

[infinity disco uk]

Lots of machines on the marked you just needed to way up the size of venue you are going to be using it in?
As you can imagine its no good having a puff when you need a roar (if you get what I mean) also if the venues you use have smoke detectors you may have too consider the haze machine route, as they are far more smoke detector frendley as the smoke can be controlled far better and tends not too be as dense but gives off the same effect

I hope this helps

[Penfold42]

I have just bought a Martin Magnum 550......spot on for me.....although not everyones cuppa......

Plenty out there to take a choice from ............:)

[Shakermaker Promotions]

I have an Acme haze machine and I like it a lot. It was £109.00 if I remember rightly. It's a medium to large size and takes a fair amount of liquid in it and even if you use it all night (set the timer to push it out periodically), it still lasts for ages. Haze machines in my opinion are better than smoke machines as people don't tend to notice the initial 'spurts' of haze coming out (as they do 'smoke') and it hangs around in the air and picks out the beams of light still. As already said, they are much more 'smoke detector friendly' too.

[UltraBeat Entertainment]

For me it has to be the Antari smoke machine. High Output, Powerful, Large Coverage, Cheap, Efficient use of fluid.

See Link:
http://www.soundlightuk.com/Antari/f-80z_smoke_machine.htm

and now less than £40!