Scream 1000 Whistler Barrage
1,000 shots of whistle-led action
Runs for approximately 100 seconds
Crackling reports round off the effect
Mixed firing pattern; medium noise rating
Needs at least 15 metres of viewing distance
Find more cakes and barrages, and give your show contrast with fountains before it and rockets afterwards.
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Product Details
Scream 1000 from Klasek fireworks is based on the old-style pen lid whistle fireworks, but with this one, you get crackle reports at the end. A great firework to add to your firework party selection.
Its appeal is the repeated whistle-led action across roughly a minute and forty seconds. The high shot count gives it a very different character from a slower firework built around a handful of large bursts. Choose it for its sound, pace, and variety in your running order, rather than assuming that a thousand shots mean a thousand large aerial explosions.
The mixed firing pattern also makes it worth thinking about where your audience will stand. Give everyone an unobstructed view of the firing area.
Where does it work best?
Use it as a lively change of pace in a Bonfire Night party or a longer outdoor display. A quieter visual item beforehand can make the shift into whistles more noticeable, while a few well-spaced rockets afterwards can change the rhythm again.
This firework has a medium noise rating, but whistles are a prominent part of this product. If you are deliberately avoiding noticeable firework sound, this one's not for you. You will need a suitable outdoor firing area and at least fifteen metres between the product and spectators.
How to set it up and light it
Read the label and identify the correct firing orientation and main fuse before setting up. Place the barrage on firm, level ground and secure it against tipping exactly as instructed, leaving the firing tubes unobstructed.
Check that the space above and around the firework is clear, and organise your retreat route before lighting. Light the designated fuse at arm's length without leaning over the top, then move straight back to the stated distance. Our guide to setting off fireworks explains the general preparation for cakes and barrages.
A quick safety reminder
Keep guests out of the firing area and never return to a firework that has failed to function. Follow the label and read our firework safety guide before your display.
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