Digital CO2 Jet Machine 12LEDs RGB CO2 Fogger Smoke Cannon DMX512 Smoke Mister Machine Multi-angle Gas Column Fog Machine w/6m Hose, for DJ Concerts Parties Birthday Wedding

Wow, this is definitely an awesome fog cannon in my opinion! It is well made and high quality with regard to its design and construction, and it worked well right away with no issues at all. I really love how far it shoots the fog creating an authentic and dramatic concert effect. The built in LED lights provide cool color for the fog as well which looks fantastic. The fog output does create a little bit of smell, but it is similar to other machines that I have used in the past. I think this is a great product at this price point, so it receives the top five star ranking and recommendation from me!

This CO2 Jet Machine has an awesome effect. Getting it set up takes a little bit, but once you have it all hooked up and going it looks fantastic. Its best effects are in pairs setup and synced up to the DMX. At first I wasn’t’ sure about the how bright it was going to be, but in low light situations, which is what you’re going to have at events the fog lights up great. It has a great range that it shoots the CO2, but it also requires quite a bit of CO2 for the obvious reasons that it uses a lot to push it out that far. Outside of that it seems like a quality machine, but one of those that does not cater as easy to the English speaking world.

I picked up this CO2 jet machine as a new addition to my Halloween setup, and while I haven’t fully tested it yet (offseason and all), my initial impressions are mostly positive. The DMX control is a great feature—it gives me precise control over the effect, and the ability to sync it with other lighting and props is a huge plus. I love the RGB lighting, which blends well with the CO2 plume, making it even more dramatic. It’s definitely going to add a theatrical touch to my haunted house display.That said, the included instructions are pretty useless. Assembly wasn’t too difficult to figure out, but I had to rely on trial and error to make sure everything was hooked up correctly. Also, it’s not super clear how much CO2 is needed for a solid, sustained effect. I tested it with a small tank, and while it worked, the burst was shorter than I expected. I’ll need to experiment with larger tanks to see what gives the best results and how long a full setup will last before needing a refill.Build-wise, it seems sturdy and well-made. The adjustable angles give me flexibility for positioning, which is a great feature, especially since I want to mount it in different locations depending on my display. I can’t wait to put it to full use when spooky season rolls around!Overall, I’m happy with this purchase, but it’s going to take some fine-tuning to get the most out of it. If you’re planning to use it for events or a haunt setup like mine, just be prepared to do a little testing to dial in the best CO2 supply and settings.

This CO2 jet machine is truly a game changer once I figured it out, the instructions were not helpful at all, but I managed to put it together and get it going. It really added a different feature to my DJ equipment and party setup. I love the DMX feature which lets me control the machine from my DJ booth. The quality of the machine is excellent and looks great and it sells for a fair price.

The CO2 cannon I got is a blast, literally! It took a couple of calls to sort out the right tank connection, but once that was dialed in, it performed like a champ. It unleashes a massive plume of CO2 fog that’s perfect for creating an immersive vibe, especially for themed gaming events. The seamless integration with my DMX setup made it easy to control and sync up with the action. A solid pick for anyone looking to level up their atmosphere game!

The CO2 jet is a dramatic effect. This fixture needs DMX and AC (mains) power like any networked light/fixture. Additionally, this jet needs compressed liquid CO2. So, you’ll need to purchase or rent a CO2 tank (with/siphon tube). This jet can be triggered from a handheld remote control, but a DMX scene is the best bet for a coordinated effect. If you’re new to scripting effects, this is not the machine to start with. I’d recommend getting good at coordinating and triggering DMX scenes before you add pressurized gas to your rig. When you get good at timing wipes and chases, you can add these blasts for huge hype.

I was initially a bit concerned about the size and weight of this CO2 jet machine, but it was actually smaller than I expected—about the size of a briefcase, though a bit oddly shaped. The design is sturdy and the lacquered finish gives it a high-quality feel. Setting it up was straightforward, though I haven’t fully tested it yet since I discovered my CO2 cartridge was way too small.This machine requires a larger CO2 tank to really get the full effect. The small cartridge I tried caused just a little puff of gas, but once the right tank is in place, I’m confident it will deliver the promised 6-10-meter spray height. A siphon tank would be ideal, though you can manage without one if you position the tank at an angle.The controls seem simple and intuitive, even without a DMX controller, though having one will obviously give you more options for customization and effects. I also like that you can link it to multiple units for large-scale events, but the cost of CO2 could make that an expensive setup.The build quality and features are impressive. The adjustable angles and robust design make it versatile for different needs, from parties to concerts. However, CO2 costs aren’t something I accounted for initially, so I’ve had to rethink how often I’ll use it.For anyone considering this machine, just be sure to budget for CO2. Once you’ve got the right setup, it looks like a reliable and powerful option for creating unique visual effects.

This CO2 jet machine is a game-changer for stage effects. The RGB lights add a vibrant touch to the fog, and the multi-angle functionality lets you direct the spray exactly where you want. I used this for a concert, and the dramatic plumes of fog were a crowd favorite.