I really don't understand why you would brag about your light kits' "orchestration", as many of the light patterns are not matched up correctly with your light ring bulb count. You can see this at the bottom of the ring, where the data signal on the rings begin and end. SEE PICTURE. Besides many of the color chasing patterns doing this, the stacking light patterns are even worse with the beginning and ending of the stack patterns not being at the middle of the top or bottom of the rings. They are kind of skew to the side a bit. So....as far as "orchestration" goes, seem pretty piss poor compared to my custom programmed controllers that have their 358 different light patterns matching my light rings and frames, with the stacking patterns hitting at the top and bottoms of the ring, or on the corners with my light frames. How many different light patterns does your light kit offer???
As for the Pinball Life light kits....it's the same lack of care. They have 23 bulbs in their rings (and 1 hanging outside of it) and that really doesn't match well with many of the light patterns either. Their rectangle light kits also do not have a controller that matches well with many of the light patterns.
Dan, I figured you would have picked up on this when you requested one of my light kits from me and said "Let me be clear, we have no interest in being in the speaker light business" just before announcing you WERE getting in the speaker light business. Nothing like working with a fellow modder for over 4 years, making sure our products worked together and then ask for one of their products so you could poke, prod and see how much power you could pump though it before frying it....just so you could learn what you could from it to make your own.
Now back to the light kit controllers, my controllers have built in DIY feature where a user can save up to 8 of their favorite light patterns for quick access or for the controller to auto cycle through. It's seems on your controller, you can't even select one of the static colors with the remote and count on what pattern might be flipping through the controller when you press the mode + or mode - buttons. I have never seen a controller like that in all of my time of testing many, many different RGB controllers. It's almost like it is auto cycling through all of its patterns in the background and if you press the W button, for example and then the Mode + button....it's just a matter of chance as to what pattern will be showing. It's pretty weird, and really makes finding a particular pattern or type of pattern very hard to do with your light kit.
As for your innovations...I'm not really seeing them either. Search "ws2812b ring" and you will see 100s of those light rings available. Forward facing LEDs, the first time in pinball speaker lights??? You better ask bright sound and The Mod Couple about that, because they did it before you. SMT and PCB based light kits?? WOW! Technical terms to try to sound impressive, but things that have been used in every single speaker light kit that I have sold since 2012.
Doug (SpeakerLightKits.com - Home of the original pinball Speaker Light Kits)
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