You have never seen a disco ball in your life and now you never will.

わかります〜

Zeppとか行くと見かけるけどあれって交換とかしてるんかな…

クラブ（DJクラブ）とかにぶら下がってるけど、中国製だと思う。 値段を見てみたけど、直径50cmで日照製30万円、中国製1万円だって・・・

@@jyon4649中のモーターが壊れたら回らなくなるから　その時は交換だね

ミラーボール専業って訳じゃなく、舞台照明等を扱ってる会社。

And bending over it to turn it on

Странно, что никто не вспомнил Пакистан. Нельзя?

30 years too late . . .

A lathe is much cheaper than a high pressure setup. You'd need also a die for each diameter, parts like that are ridiculously expensive.

@@timtim8468 Makes sense, thanks.

Low volume production. Not worth the $100,000 plus for each die to be made for them to be pressed out. If you wanted cheap plastic vaccuum-formed bases then China or Thailand are where you'd be shopping.

It's the circles cutting that could be so much more cost effective if done by a CNC (or a similar process).

😂👍

Ya, I have a very cheap version, the globe is most likely just cardboard, and the mirrors are square and very crudely placed. The motors on mine are on the outside though, bilt into the hook mechanism. I actually had to replace one of the motors, thankfully its no big deal. These mirror balls though are obviously top notch, and a work of art compared to mine. Although I've been using mine for over 30 years now, I didn't appreciate the labor involved in the cheap ones I owned, and how much more labor is involved in these works of art.

Same

My guess is that karaoke bars probably buy most of what they produce.

Vaccuum-formed plastic spheres, with low grade plastic reflectors and cheap & poorly made electric motors inside - sure. They would be turning them out in the dozens, if not hundreds, for the same price. And they would be utter shite.

Watt iss loos?