Quoted from RC_like_the_cola:Definitely. I plan to get the expression light kit. Still baffling that it's not available yet from Stern. I'm not an audiofile and I've owned many band themed pins and have always thought they sounded fine, especially the Spike games. I just figured all games except LEs come with the 4" and you are excluding them right out of the gate.
Quoted from JustJared:I had the music activated lights for my Beatles and liked how the whole rectangle was lit. That is what I was wanting, not a 4" ring light kit, instead I was wondering if you would make one for the whole rectangle similar to speakerlightkits
Thank you both for the feedback.
For what it's worth, I didn't set out to exclude 4" speakers. The problem comes down to light count. I have to get 48 LEDs evenly distributed around the speaker. With a 5.25" speaker, the fit was just cosmically aligned with readily available LED products on the market, which allowed me to bring this to fruition much faster if I focused on the 5.25" speakers at first. When it comes to the 4" speakers, there is no way to get those existing LED products to fit properly around a rectangle - or circle - of that size. So there's two options, 1) you'd need to get a 5.25" speaker plate set from speakerlightkits, install our speaker lights, then I'd have to come up with some sort of 5.25" to 4" adapter (which would be easy enough to do) to hold the factory 4" speakers, but that may look goofy (or it may look fine, in fact it might look really nice, but I haven't made a prototype to find out). Or 2) completely design a new product using fewer off-the-shelf parts, which would make it more complex to produce, but would work with the rectangular space of the 4" speakers. I'm certainly open to both, but option 1 was the short path I had been primarily considering. Option 2 would probably have to wait until the initial rush on these kits slows down, so probably a few months out, at least.
If you folks think you'd be interested in the first option, I could whip that up and demo it pretty quickly. Otherwise, I'm happy to go down the longer path, in fact, it'll be a fun project to work on, but it'll be a while before it's available.