Mars Pyrotechnics Boneshaker
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its loud
but i think the Golden Thunder Pro by Total FX has the edge
Its as loud and the effects are much bigger
but i think the Golden Thunder Pro by Total FX has the edge
Its as loud and the effects are much bigger
I've got the Golden Thunder and am really looking forward to firing it,i'm using at as my finale piece as i like to end with the loudest bangs!,my final rocket is always a Magellan from Kimbolton with a ring of loud reports.
PPHHHWWARRRR im supposed to have all of this years fireworks but i think i might get a few of these from Nigel!!!
Have you seen both? I find it hard to believe a £40/50 firework is better than a £60/70 firework.Firework Empire said:
Hope i am wrong.
It depends on what you are judging them on
The two product are in a different price range and for that reason cannot equaly be compaired
I do like a very loud product but think the effect size and quality is important to
Maybe is just down tp personal preference
The two product are in a different price range and for that reason cannot equaly be compaired
I do like a very loud product but think the effect size and quality is important to
Maybe is just down tp personal preference
Need to see something other than the manufacturers video of the Golden Thunder Pro cake before it can be banded about as being better than the Boneshaker.
The Boneshaker has been bought, fired and filmed several times over the last few weeks. Why hasn't this happened with the Golden Thunder Pro?
The Boneshaker has been bought, fired and filmed several times over the last few weeks. Why hasn't this happened with the Golden Thunder Pro?
We have fired the Golden Thunder Pro with 5 of our staffSquare Fireworks said:
Between us we have over 43 years in the industry
We know our fireworks and can make a unbiased judgement
GOLDEN THUNDER STANDS AS THE LOUDEST FIREWORK 2012
Re Golden Thunder Pro. This may be a daft question, but better safe than sorry...
This firework comes in a cage and I am told that it should be left in the cage while firing. I assume that I open the lid of the cage before letting it off but is this right? Also when delivered it came with the cage lid at the bottom of the firework, whereas I assume it fires through the top (there is no indicator on the box), so I need to turn it upside down in the cage.
Hope this makes sense but generally can someone in the know confirm precise lighting instructions for this firework please?
Thanks
Chris
This firework comes in a cage and I am told that it should be left in the cage while firing. I assume that I open the lid of the cage before letting it off but is this right? Also when delivered it came with the cage lid at the bottom of the firework, whereas I assume it fires through the top (there is no indicator on the box), so I need to turn it upside down in the cage.
Hope this makes sense but generally can someone in the know confirm precise lighting instructions for this firework please?
Thanks
Chris
The cage is there to keep the fireworks classification to 1.4G for storage and transporting. When your firing take the firework fully out of the cage as this is not needed at all. You could take it out now if you want just beware the classification chances to 1.3G once the metal straps on the cage are cut.
chris smith said:
I bought mine already out of the cage and it is important to remove it completely from the cage before firing,it just needs to be stood upright,the fuse loosened and then light it,you can secure it with a stake if you wish.