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<p style="margin: 0 0 1em 0; color: black;">There was another one I saw at
LDI, built in Vienna, Austria. Not sure if they secured a US distribution
yet.<br>
Steven R Hood<br>
310.756.3555<br>
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January 3, 2016 5:51:12 PM David Tolin via Stagecraft
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<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div><div>I know that many of you on this list
would be interested in fabricating your own kabuki drop system, but I am
looking for any advice from anyone out there that has used any turnkey
kabuki systems. I have looked at Gerriets, ElectroKabuki, and
Rosebrand's system. I would like to do a double drop for an upcoming
show and need at least 12 units that can be fired in two
sequences.<br><br></div>Thoughts? Comments?<br><br></div>David
Tolin<br><br></div><div>Technical Director<br></div>Westlake High
School<br></div>Austin, TX<br><br></div>
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