Purchasing a Haze Machine

I have personally used the Neutron XS and the Base Hazer Pro. Both good machines, and both would fill your venue quite nicely.The Base Hazer Pro uses a water based fluid and the machine is completely self-contained. Mounted in a roadcase , it can be turned every which-way during transport without spilling, even with a full tank. It does have a heater core (as opposed to an "oil cracker" like the DF-50, which produces its haze through compression) but it warms up very quickly (~1-2 min) and can produce effects ranging from a light haze to a thick fog . I hazed a small arena for an aerial laser show in less than an hour.The Neutron XS also appears to be water based (according to its fluid's MSDS ), but I don't remember much of the functionality beyond that. As far as I recall (its been a few years), it was a quick startup but with minimal settings. I have read a few posts over the years about people having problems with these units, but they have been out a while, so that tends to be expected over newer arrivals such as the Base Hazer . I used this machine for a run of Les Miserables in a good-sized high school auditorium (probably 1,250 seats with balcony) and it kept up quite well. It was a rental, so I can't speak for long term reliability. We did have an instance where the machine wouldn't make haze and we discovered that the dip tube had come out of the fluid reservoir. That was fixed easily, though.The DF-50 is legendary in the industry but keep in mind that it uses oil based haze fluid, which can leave a difficult-to-clean residue on surfaces. This generally happens after long, extended runs. I doubt you'd have many issues if you only pull it out a few times a year. I would wager to guess that an 800-seat house would be a cakewalk for this unit , too.Can't comment on the Radiance hazer , but I have heard good things. Sounds like you have some good contenders.

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I've not been to the home disco yet but, I've seen pictures and saw the dimensions. I don't think you need something as beefy at the tour hazer in a flight case.

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