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Nope, the Chauvet machine is a fog machine that they call a hazer, kind of like the X-310 is a "Fazer".

I'm sure you know this but in case you don't, a machine that heats up water based fluid and sprays it out like fog is a fog machine. If you add a fan to it and run it at low output, then you can call it a hazer but, its still a glorified fogger.

A true haze machine uses a compressor to fill the oil fluid with air and allow the particles to "float".

Froggy's water based haze formula is made for a fog machine.

9/23/0812:28 PM

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