The game looks decked out and great.....but...here's a tip on those speaker lights:

Certain acrylic designs, especially ones with a lot of etched area, look MUCH better if the original speaker grill is NOT mounted directly behind the designs. Getting the grill from being between the light source and the designs makes it so the grill holes don't show in the designs. It also makes it so the grill is lit in the back area and not the speaker. This gives it a cleaner look in the lighted area. Different mounting methods are mentioned in my install instructions, but it seems they go largely overlooked as I see a lot of Speaker Light Kits not looking as good as they could because of the order things are mounted.

If a person doesn't like the area around the design being open...it even helps things a bit by adding a couple of washers (as spacers) all the way around to get the back of the design away from the grills a bit.

Pictured is the same design, same light kit frame and same light kit setting. I just took these pictures when I saw your thread.

Enjoy the game. It looks great.

Doug (SpeakerLightKits.com)

TRON mounting example (resized).jpg

Yeah, getting the grills away from the back of those designs helps a lot. My next suggestion would have been to flip the light plate so the corner mounting holes are against the speaker panel and out of sight. Mounted with the mounting holes toward the panel...you can still see the light frame edges, but not the corner mounting area. With the spacers in there...the frame corners aren't as noticeable anyway (as the spacers are on them). It's a very small and subtle different anyway, no matter which direction the light frame is mounted.

After seeing your close up pics...that's a weird configuration. It appears to be my light frames (unless someone else is copying them that I don't know about), but someone has put different light strips in them. Believe me, I know about the copies out there, but I also know the small difference they have that makes it so I can spot them (as far as I know). I don't believe my light kits have had any issues with the light strips peeling away from the frames since I started doing things a bit differently about 3 years ago. On the Speaker Light Kits, I have kept things basically the same for the past (almost) 5 years, but there has been constant involvements with parts, putting them together and the testing processes on them.

Enjoy the game, It looks great!