How To Make Your Lights Sync With Sound.

Sandstorm is the song.

who sings that song called sand storm

is the artist

song is Omnibus

you'll need an audio crossover. higher end car audio comes with them. It allows you to control the frequency that passes through.

btw sorry for ressurecting an old as post. I just figured i'd help lol

produces lots of energy therefore LED or conventional light reacts better. Fortunately LED uses very little power, so if u only turn the volume just a little, you will have a lot of power go thru your LED. IF you turn the volume higher, you will have more and more power. You can run multiple LED’s to 1 speaker.

hook up as many leds as u like. Due to the fact is that LED consumes less energy. To ensure ur LED wont burn due to high wattage, use resistor. U can hook it up in parallel or series. Good luck

what trouble are u having? If it LED didnt light up, switch the wire around. You got to get the correct polarity (positive and negative).

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LED's need correct positive or negative connection.

you have to get the correct polarity for it to work. It is only 2 wires so u can just switch it out.

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Try to connect 2 or more LEDs to each speaker. And remember to set up each LED with differ resistor. For example, if u put 3 LEDs to the speaker. The 1st LED may not requires a resistor, for the 2nd LED try to use a resistor with 160-180 Ohms, the 3rd LED try to use a resistor with 280-300 ohms. It will dissipated and block away unwanted power that may blow your LEDs depends on how high your volume is at. You will see each of the 3 LEDs, each LED will glows brighter than the others. GO to this website that I found it has this easy LED calculator. And good luch and have fun with your music.

I just want to understand the reason for putting resistors across the LED. Is it because of current drops across the leds that causes more power to emerge so the resistors limit the power going to the LED's?

will limit the voltage from the power sources, which will reduces the voltage, and it will make ur LED last longer. Too much voltage will burn the LED's

your AMP produces various power output depend on how high the volume is play at. For example the volume is range from 1 to 10, and 1 is being at 1 volt and 3 is at 3 volt and so on. Your resistor only can handle up to 6 volts/the volume is at 6. IF u crank ur system up to volume 8, that is too much power your Resistor can handle and will blow ur LED out. The resistor is overwhelming with too much power from your amp. Remember, u can find many type of resistors that can handle different voltage.

an amplifier to the neonlights and do it as in the movie.

work on the same principle, just add the wires to both ends from the neon lights. Be sure to buy the neon that consumes low power. For example buy the one that requires 3 to 6 Volts, but in the other hand if you have a powerful amp then it shouldn’t be a problem. Use the voltmeter to measure the power output from each speaker channel then you will know how much power comes out from each channel at different volume ranges. Good luck.

for pointing that out, i left that part out in the video. Thanks

LED light is known to use way less power compare to conventional light. SO therefore you still have plenty of power left to drive your speakers. Remember, you have lots of power in that Amp, in this case, I only crank a lil power out of my system. Have fun.

i have a pre-mounted neon on my car sub but not on my soundsytem in my room. I have 3 way speakers with an amp running 400 watt at 4ohm, will it blow the leds if i do this? If so, what kind of resistor should i use and how should i connect it?

Hehe, theres a good question for ya.
Great video, 5 stars

leds cant blow just melt and that is at a extreamly high amp/ vlts

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