Linz
anyone know a shop fir this kind of rgb leds?
would like to use this in a different pinball game, also
thank you
tom
(Topic ID: 279220)
Fort Worth, TX
They are non-addressable of course, but Comet offers a few options (fast & slow - scroll down page to see video): https://www.cometpinball.com/products/1smd-bulbs
Their red or blue fire bulbs are also cool: https://www.cometpinball.com/products/fire-bulbs
Can you post a pic of what exactly they use? Are you talking about socketed bulbs?
There are traditional 5mm LEDs with the 4 leads, but they're not as bright as the SMDs usually used in pinball.
Weird! What voltage do those use? Are they RGB+? Might be easier just to connect LED strips that are cheap and more readily available.
why would you want this? it's already enough of a problem, getting people to get color out of GI's. Unless you don't want to ever be able to play it. THen throw any color instead of white in.
because colored GI's sucks. That's why nobody does it. only ones that like it, are the ones that don't play.
Quoted from CaptainNeo:because colored GI's sucks. That's why nobody does it. only ones that like it, are the ones that don't play.
Colored GI only sucks when it's not well integrated into the game. I think Star Wars is amazing with the color changing since it is part of the modes etc but the CGC remakes look like balls since they were never designed around the rainbow puke.
Quoted from Deez:Colored GI only sucks when it's not well integrated into the game. I think Star Wars is amazing with the color changing since it is part of the modes etc but the CGC remakes look like balls since they were never designed around the rainbow puke.
THIS! All day...every day!!
Quoted from Deez:Colored GI only sucks when it's not well integrated into the game. I think Star Wars is amazing with the color changing since it is part of the modes etc but the CGC remakes look like balls since they were never designed around the rainbow puke.
if it's temporary and goes back to white for most of the game, then yes. IF it's stuck in color all the time, then it makes the game unplayable in a dark game room setting.
Shopping at Pinball Life, I noticed they have these. Maybe they'd be useful.
https://www.pinballlife.com/p-roc-rgb-pop-bumper-board-assembly.html
thank you
i think this ones could fit in a playfield
https://www.pinballlife.com/p3-roc-single-rgb-gi-pcb-assembly.html
i think i have to test if the rgb outputs at AFMR at the Topper boards are sending some signals already
or the PF would have the same color like the speakerpanels ?!?!
they are NOT 12 V
Quoted from kapsreiter:thank you
i think this ones could fit in a playfield
https://www.pinballlife.com/p3-roc-single-rgb-gi-pcb-assembly.html
i think i have to test if the rgb outputs at AFMR at the Topper boards are sending some signals already
or the PF would have the same color like the speakerpanels ?!?!
they are NOT 12 V
Yep, those are totally not 12v ready. These LEDs do not have any current limiting resistors in them and you will need to put those in circuit. All the details of the LED are on the product page. Like the forward voltage and the maximum current that the LED can take. 
--Scott
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