Have Any Of You Rented Lasers From X-Lasers?

[Stiffler]

Hey PL Peeps,

After spending some time playing with a new Mobile Beat MKV last night, and being very impressed, I noticed that X-Laser rents their equipment. There are some local events coming up in the next couple months that I think I could sell a laser package to, and renting would be easier than buying (especially if I'm not sure what to buy). Does anyone have experience renting from X-Laser? I'm basically just wondering how the logistics work, and what condition the equipment was in.

Cheers,

Eric

[swamidog]

i have no personal experience with them, but X-laser has a good reputation.

Hey PL Peeps,

After spending some time playing with a new Mobile Beat MKV last night, and being very impressed, I noticed that X-Laser rents their equipment. There are some local events coming up in the next couple months that I think I could sell a laser package to, and renting would be easier than buying (especially if I'm not sure what to buy). Does anyone have experience renting from X-Laser? I'm basically just wondering how the logistics work, and what condition the equipment was in.

Cheers,

Eric

[buffo]

I've rented from them - even before I became a dealer for them. It's an easy process.

You need to have your laser light show variance first (naturally). They will verify this before they rent you anything (takes ~ 30 seconds to look up on-line), so don't even bother trying unless you've got all your paperwork in order first.

Then you simply tell them which projector(s) you want and for how long. They can take your payment (Credit Card) right over the phone, and they'll ship the projector out to your location via FedEx. It will arrive in a flight case, and inside that case there will be a pre-printed return shipping label. When you're done with your show, put the projector back in the flight case, apply the shipping label, and drop the box off at your local FedEx office.

Easy as pie...

If you've got further questions, give them a call. They'll be happy to discuss the process in more detail, but really there isn't much more to it.

Adam