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Patti and Selma are small, easy to set-up green lasers. Sometimes
we might use only one of these units, but often we use them in pairs.
They can self support on a tri-pod, sit on top of speaker stacks
or even camp into a lighting truss. Also they plug right into the
wall. The simplest of all the units here at TriLasers.
Uses and Costs
Best used when bugets are tight, desired effects
are simple
or veunue cannot support a larger laser.
Costs around .5K to 2K/day *
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For a full colored, water cooled system Bart is compact and easy
to set up. Not much longer than a couple of feet, this machine can
easily find a home on top of a 6 foot table common in most Ballrooms.
It normally does not take longer than a couple of hours to get this
laser up and running. Having the full color ablitlity, Bart is most
often used for corporate events.
Uses and Costs
1 - 2 minute laser shows to kick off a meeting
or add a blast of flash to a meeting or trade show.
Cost around 3k to 3.5K/day *
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Sometimes a laser show is more than just shooting some beams around
or blowing peoples minds for a couple of minutes. Sometimes we are
the show. Sometimes we have to captivate a crowd for 15 or 20 minutes.
To do that, you need a system that has a lot of bells and whistles
so you can keep pulling different tricks out of the bag to keep
bettering the show the longer it goes. That is why we made Homer.
That is why companies like Marine World, Lucent and Wild Water Adventures
keep hiring the Homer System year after year.
Uses and Costs
Homer can bring "Planetaruim" type
laser shows to any location indoor or out. Used most recently
at a theme park doing 15 min laser shows for crowds
up to 2000 people.
Cost around 4.5k to 5K/day *
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* Note about Costs
* Cost depend on a lot of factors....number of days, programing, location.
travel.....you get the idea. These are ball park figures. Also nice people
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