LED lights that bump to your subs

Discussion in 'Planes, Trains & Automobiles' started by phantomxrider, May 18, 2010.

  1. is there any way i could make this happen?
    i want to take some interior led lights and somehow make them light up to the bass of my subwoofer.

    but i dont want it to flash, i want it to glow, if that makes sense.
    ive seen kits and others that require a second amp, etc. but ive heard pieces of hope that i can take normal led lights and do this too.

    id like to do it with these, since they are such a good deal (5m for $48 shipped)
    http://www.topbright88.com/5m-orang...3.html?zenid=2653b2c2abbc984968bc2356392d4564

    how would i go about doing this? or would i just have to give up hope on the normal lights and get ones specifically made for this? and if i do have to give up on these lights, could anybody direct me to a site that sells lights like im looking for?

    i dont want to rice out my car. but it would look nice on the inside, and epic in a hotbox.
     
  2. there are i dont know if you have to buy them like that though
     
  3. dude its so simple ur gonna kick ur self once i tell ya how to... you can do this with pretty much any LED long as the music is loud enough to power it. Just connect the posititve an negative of the LED's to your subs positive and negative. When music is played, power is sent from the amp to make your sub thump. The light will light up with the beat. They also sell these things that are sound activated, it lets u connect lights and shit to it.

    Your not going to get like a dimming glow effect, the lights going to go with the bass line in a on and off pattern. just do it and youll see what i mean, its cool as fuck. Done it before in another car.
     

  4. thanks man, that is really simple. im no good with conversions, so would hooking up a 12v led light to say a 600 watt amp blow any of the lights out?
     
  5. resistors are your new friend. :)
     

  6. Best response in the world. hahaha
     
  7. naw it wont blow, I had a buncha 12v LED's hooked to a 1000 watt amp that was runnin bridged and nothing ever happend. but adding a resistor wont hurt
     
  8. LEDs can handle short bursts of over voltage, but I'd really recommend finding out how much voltage your stereo is putting out at max and then working from there. When it comes to cars you really do need to measure, some cars may put out 14v, which will kill the life of the led if you plan for 12.
     
  9. look up High Flux LED's, theyre this new type of ultra bright LED. Its so bright that you cant look at it cuz it kinda blinds you.
     
  10. I'm sorry bro, but just keep the subs. Putting LED's to go to the Bass on your subs is pretty homo....
     

  11. sorry, didnt know hotboxing with glowing lights would eventually lead me to stick my dick in a butt. maybe we should ban lightbulbs, theyre like a gateway drug to gay sex.
     
  12. lmao getttt emmm!! how the fuck is that homo? yea its a little rice but who cares man let the guy do what he wants, if you aint got nothing positive to contribute to the thread then why bother replying
     
  13. where can u get these resitors?
     
  14. Bass music is for black people
     

  15. like awkward faux pas are for the ignorant..
     
  16. #17 056 kid, Aug 28, 2011
    Last edited by a moderator: Sep 16, 2011
    shut up hippy.

    Gangster rap is black culture, not rich white kid culture.

    That is a faux pas

    Name-Calling is not allowed here. - KSR
     
  17. a faux pas is a social/culture blunder. That means what is considered a faux pas to one culture/person may not be to another. I considered assigning cultural boundaries to music in the US a social faux pas with the ease of availability and prevalence of so many diverse genres in the media and technology of today.
     
  18. I know what a faux pas is, hence the rich white kid listening to "hard" music reference. . .

    Ask an African American what they think about the whole deal, I bet they would side with me.

    I don't care though, America is for the free. . .
     
  19. if you know what one is, why the need for the need for the clarification of your 'example'
     

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