
I have been playing with the music controller... 15 music programs MY ARSE! More like 9. According to the amusing Chinglish instructions, it looks like I am missing some of the better programs


Nope, it's going aheadmiked wrote:Looks darn good to me, pal! Very jealous of the lighting in your façade. You really hit a homerun there.As for the UV light, I absolutely applaud your taking on soldering hundreds of LEDs, but UV lights are pretty cheap on EBay. I mean, really, they are a $15 fluorescent light fixture and a $10 UV fluorescent bulb. If all the LEDs you'll be soldering will be powered "Christmas Light Style" where if the bulb "here" goes out, nothing beyond that bulb works, you have 200 individual points of failure that would be darn near impossible to troubleshoot and could leave the thing a paperweight. NOT trying to discourage you, but maybe bring something to your attention that may have slipped past you in the "enthusiasm of the moment. "
I'm in total agreement with you there... thanks Bill for allowing Mike & I to have these extra build threads on your board. It's not like we are flooding it with loads of stuff and it's hard to find the BFM stuff (in which case I would expect a telling offmiked wrote:I also think it's quite nice of Bill to allow our (some others...but mostly us) OT build threads. IMO, he's OK w/it as long as it's nothing that competes with anything he's selling. I certainly understand that! Thanks, Bill.
No! No! No! He has got to make it so the speaker outline shadow glows constantly, but the "sound waves" chase in multiple colors! How effin' awesome would that look?miked wrote:In order to illuminate your logo from behind, you just need a cutout of your logo, with the light behind the cutout. IOW, if you had a 2'x3' piece of cardboard, and cutout the name "BOB" in 6" high letters, dead center, and illuminated it from behind, all you would see is "BOB" in a darkened room. You don't need to form your logo(s) with LEDs in order for "their shape" to be seen. So what I would do is cutout your logo however large you want. Then, make even rows of LEDs behind it, in whatever concentration you need to make it as "glowy" as you want.
Hope this helps.
Yeah, I know. Ain't it fun??miked wrote:We are really bad for feeding this guys' OCD.LOL!
DJPhatman wrote:Yeah, I know. Ain't it fun??miked wrote:We are really bad for feeding this guys' OCD.LOL!
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