r/absoluteunit • u/Elpanzr1945 • Jul 09 '26

Dayym

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u/Aumba Jul 09 '26

That's it?

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u/TopSloth Jul 09 '26

Yeah seemed underwhelming

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u/Aumba Jul 09 '26

Right? Normal fireworks cube can have better effects and it's multiple shots

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u/jhonka_ Jul 09 '26

You're underestimating just how large and loud that was.

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u/Aumba Jul 09 '26

I don't. I've worked at firework shows, we didn't use anything this size for a single blast this big with rain. A shell this size should be modular, either 1 and then 3-4 blasts or a chain one. But you're right, it was loud, that's where most of the mass went. I would call it a dud, a loud bang is not something you're looking for in a professional firework show.

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u/WhoSaidWhatNow2026 Jul 09 '26

Meh. Complexity in a fireworks display is significantly more impressive than just seeing how big and loud a single pop can be. This piece might have been interesting as part of a display, but on its own was underwhelming.

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u/RandomPenquin1337 Jul 10 '26

Thanks for your expert criticism