KVANT Lasers Visibility Comparison - Clubmax | Atom | Spectrum

[@DJDaveRave]

Thanks for making this! It really helps me see what I can get now (and future goals).

[@martijnvv8031]

29 Watt ?! Holy F ! Outdoor only, as you can really set a club on fire with that much power !

[@LaserSaga]

You can do an indoor show with 20 and 30W lasers without blinding anyone and without setting anything on fire. On the other side, you can set a place on fire with 2W laser. Its all about knowledge and experience.

[@KyryloMelnyk]

It's for outdoor)

[@Barc0d3]

you can set fire with the least powerful clubman 3000 as well :D Actually, you can set fire with lower power lasers as well.

[@1djloop]

Thank you for the great video comparison! This helps out more than you know! Cheers, Matt

[@robf4013]

Absolutely awesome demonstration!

[@ivan_talivan]

Excellent explanation. Thank you so much!

[@elenamegaken8309]

Вот отличная демонстрация чо надо на дачу ставить! 🤪👍👍 Спасибо..

[@laserev5220]

Nice job !

[@karlitovich]

good job

[@LV-bf5dx]

I need 50w laser that can be seen super bright outside with no fog or haze

[@KVANTLasers]

Please see our Architect series: www.kvantlasers.sk/collections/kvant-architect-lasers

[@Finnriderlife]

You wanna call E.T or what?

[@LV-bf5dx]

@@Finnriderlife yeah

[@SodiumSyndicate]

@@Finnriderlife I have a 200W 520nm Green laser. Collimating it is a pain, the lenses are 100 times more expensive than the laser module itself.

[@LaserWaveSupOp]

Nice show ! (what is the song ?)

[@1djloop]

LaserWave SupOptique I dont know. KVANT would know. I can try to use an app to find out.

[@LinkinPark_LP]

👍

[@sullymane6]

They got the Harry Potter voice guy