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    Posted: 13 Dec 2009 at 10:46pm
Xmas 09 Bruce-Broughton-Overture-34th   16ch

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At least the media came for you.  My local paper didnt come out and gave the local award to someone else who's display could, ummmm, use a little work... 
 
Nice job.  It is sweet that you got some snow on the ground for yours too.  I dont know that i will even get to run mine tonight (christmas eve) due to rain.


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Awesome segment Bruce!!!!
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Cool! Nice well balanced reporting.
Fine. You're so smart you rig up the lights.
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Pretty much centered on the charity donation more so than the lights themself but here's the Local TV (WFMZ Allentown, PA, Channel 69) interview for our display:
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Ah, tht explains it.  Since I don't go clubbing nor have I ever been interested in it, I guess I must have missed out on that.  The fog / snow machines I've seen (and I've got a snow machine that I have installed on the rooftop now that I decided not to use due to the noise) have always just used an AC outlet and a remote to control it.  Even the ones we used in theatre productions were like that. 
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Well, this year it was mega-arch or mega-tree... We went with mega-arch. NEXT YEAR is mega-tree.
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DMX is used for foggers/snow on demand, controlling strobe speed, different styles of light, etc...
 
Think DJ show in a club and you get the idea...  Or go to a club and ask the DJ a million questions till he tells you to go away.  Give him a drink or three and he will teach you a little bit about it though.
 
It does get expensive.  The 4 700w strobes I bought were about $100 each and my fogger was another $250 to get something that covers a portion of my yard.  I intend on adding another this year at halloween to get the whole yard done rather than just 1/2.


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Mega trees are a must for displays. It's practically a law! (Just like using any TSO song.) Ermm
 
Honestly, I'm not too familiar with DMX; I don't even know what it stands for (although Wikipedia claims it's some rap artist).  What would be a good example (or two) for DMX for our shows?
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Originally posted by bdkeen

I can feel a few more ACx16's for 2009.. 


Yeah, I would like a few, but considering everything that has happened, its gonna depend on how big my bonus is this next season at work and where we are living next year :)  But I would love to add some more rope light snow flakes and some leaping light arches, maybe a mega tree :)
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