The same effect???

RGB color changing? Flash, fade and strobe lighting effects with speed control? Adjustable brightness? Remote controlled operation? The ability to create and store your own custom colors? The ability to easily integrate them with a Rock Custom Pinball undercabinet light kit and the game's flashers? The option to connect to a ColorDMD SIGMA to have the ability to remotely control and color sync with the SIGMA display?

I know my Speaker Light Kits offer all of those cool effects and features. I don't know anything about computer fans, so I don't know if they offer all of those things or not.

Or by "the same effect" did you just mean they are lights in the speaker holes?

To each their own and we are all entitled to our own opinions. If you think the fans look good and makes sense in a speaker hole, that is your opinion. What I don't agree with is that a light up PC fan, modified to fit in a pinball machines speaker hole, has the same effect as a Speaker Light Kit that was designed specifically for use in pinball machines.

Doug (SpeakerLightKits.com)

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I was responding to the "Heck of a lot cheaper than $40 for a speaker light kit but the same effect." comment that 85vett made. That is why I quoted him in my post.

I did not bring up the speaker light kits and my intent was not to advertise or hijack. I did feel the need to respond and point out my Speaker Light Kits are not the same as these fans, as was insinuated. The pictures were attached to further show this point that not all lights coming out of a speaker hole are the same.

Sorry if my post seemed uncalled for or rude....back to the cooling talk.

Hopefully the loud power supply fan is an issue Stern resolves. After playing it, I am thinking of getting a Ghostbusters myself. It would be my first SPIKE game and hopefully they have got more SPIKE bugs worked out by then.

Doug (SpeakerLightKits.com)