Thank you Charlie for the shout out you didn't need to do that I'm just giving you some suggestions for videos plus I need to buy this sign and I forgot all about it until now
I made my My Tune To by making a frame out of 1x2. The back is 5mm plywood. I lined the frame with color changing LED from Harbor Freight. The front is thin white coro from a big box store, and the lettering is stick on labels from Amazon. It works pretty well. I can use a controller to turn it on and off. This year I'm changing out to programmable LEDs so I can incorporate it into my show.
It sounds like you've created a really effective design, Anthony. Incorporating programmable LEDs this year sounds like a great upgrade to enhance your show even further. That is one prop that your returning audience will easily see as an upgrade. I do enjoying seeing new props and tech at my favorite light shows.
Thanks, Charlie. I've seen those signs before, but if I remember correctly, I didn't like the price. I wonder if you can buy your own piece of coro and make your own. In any case, I didn't see a link to this product in the description.
This is exactly what I use
Boom! Great minds...
This awesome Charlie 🎅🎄
Hey thanks, Steve! Nice new videos BTW!
Thank you Charlie for the shout out you didn't need to do that I'm just giving you some suggestions for videos plus I need to buy this sign and I forgot all about it until now
Nope, you're good, Rob. You have great ideas all the time!
I made my My Tune To by making a frame out of 1x2. The back is 5mm plywood. I lined the frame with color changing LED from Harbor Freight. The front is thin white coro from a big box store, and the lettering is stick on labels from Amazon. It works pretty well. I can use a controller to turn it on and off. This year I'm changing out to programmable LEDs so I can incorporate it into my show.
It sounds like you've created a really effective design, Anthony. Incorporating programmable LEDs this year sounds like a great upgrade to enhance your show even further. That is one prop that your returning audience will easily see as an upgrade. I do enjoying seeing new props and tech at my favorite light shows.
Ah nice! I do wish the lights held as tightly as they do in my coro snowflakes. That's my only con for it.
Thank you Charlie
Boom! This one's for you, Rob.
Thanks, Charlie. I've seen those signs before, but if I remember correctly, I didn't like the price. I wonder if you can buy your own piece of coro and make your own. In any case, I didn't see a link to this product in the description.
It's priced really fairly for what you get. It's only $25 www.holidaycoro.com/Tune-To-Radio-Frequency-Sign-p/345.htmClick=26394
What company sells the sign
My bad, Rob. Here ya go:www.holidaycoro.com/Tune-To-Radio-Frequency-Sign-p/345.htmClick=26394