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[636_Pyro]

What's up Pyros. New to the forum group and looking for all the ideas and helpful information I can get from Dave and anyone else in the group. Originally from Indiana but now reside in Missouri (not by choice). I've been away from the game for a while (pre-covid) and finally decided to get back into things. I did purchase my AP Certificate around that time frame along with my Cobra firing system but like everything else, the supply/demand just wasn't there for me during the time. I just got to try out my firing system this year on just a small show I wanted to put together for myself just to get familiar with how the system worked. I also re-ordered my AP Certificate so I'm ready for next season. I do need some input on Complete Show Kits, who all carries them and who's had good luck with your said selection. The only 2 places I can seem to find at the moment are '76 fireworks here in Missouri and Superior Fireworks. I have a budget of around $3k and I'm also ordering 3 more Cobra modules giving me 4 in total.

Thanks
636_Pyro

[Avetwithptsd]

Hello and good luck

[displayfireworks1]

If I reading this correctly you are looking to purchase a pre-designed display , ready to set up and shoot. Over the years I have been trying to convince distributors to do this and include a thumb drive to go with it. I can see it happening but one of the things that may hold it back is selling the music to go with it. Although I thought I read something once that anyone can use 20 seconds of any song without a copyright issue. I hear radio stations do this pretty often.
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I know some display companies do this. They will sell say a 10K display they use over and over for various July 4th displays . A plug and play for a FireOne . Although that 10K display may now be 15K LOL