GREAT CHOICE FOR GREAT PARTY 56 SHOTS TXB614

56 shots in mixed 20 and 25 mm caliber, eight different effect sequences and a 45-second show — for this price range it's a really solid offering from Triplex. Great Choice for Great Party TXB614 is a barrage that doesn't bet on a single card. Instead you get a miniature show with a clear division into acts, from calm palms to an intense finale with a rain of sparks and crackles. What sets Great Choice for Great Party apart from other barrages? Most barrages in this category offer 2–3 effect types. TXB614 goes through eight distinct sequences. You start with red tails turning into palms with white glittering stars, then green tails with chrysanthemums, then blue tails with red palms and blue pearls. Mid-show there are whistling peonies — the only distinct sound element before the finale. The ending is willows full of twinkling stars, golden palms and a close with a rain of sparks and crackles. The mixed 20/25 mm caliber means some shots reach higher and burst wider, giving the impression of a non-uniform, lively show instead of a monotonous series. Technical specifications of Great Choice for Great Party TXB614 1. Number of shots: 56 2. Caliber: 20/25 mm (mix) 3. Duration: about 45 seconds 4. Dimensions: 150 × 265 × 140 mm 5. Mass of pyrotechnic composition: 498.8 g 6. Class: F2 — for use without permits, 18+ 45 seconds for 56 shots is roughly one shot every 0.8 seconds. So the show is not lightning-fast — you have time to see individual effects before the next one appears. With 20/25 mm caliber the burst height is approximately 25–35 meters, so it will work fine in a backyard or on a plot. How and where to fire TXB614 This is a barrage for a home New Year’s party, outdoor birthday or as part of a larger show made of several launchers. By itself it won't fill the sky — 20/25 mm caliber still produces relatively small effects — but the variety of sequences keeps the show from getting boring. You can pair it with a second barrage of larger caliber and fire the TXB614 as a warm-up or complement. Place the barrage on hard, flat ground — asphalt, packed earth, sidewalk. For 20/25 mm caliber, a distance of 8–10 meters is sufficient. Do not place it on grass or sand, because the barrage can tilt during firing, and then the shots will go sideways instead of up.