Blue Lights


I know this is an off-the-wall question, but of all the DACs out there, say under $2.5K, are there any that offer blue lights on the front panel?

We don't have a dedicated listening room so our stereo will be located in the great room at our new house. We are by the water so there is a "Blue" theme going on here including kitchen cabinets (very close to the audio equip).

McIntosh, Luxman, Coda, lots of gear has blue lights or meters just don't know about DACs.

Of course I want something that sounds great as well, but in order to keep everybody happy (WAF) blue lights would help!

Life is a compromise...
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The Ayre QX-5 Twenty uses blue segment LEDs for the main display but the silver function buttons glow red and green, I believe.

Benchmark DACs use blue LEDs.
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All great suggestions, thank you, still open for more!
How about any of the very popular Denafrips DACs in this price range?
Get whatever one you want. Take a very small bit of Blu-Tack, wad it up and carefully cover the LED. The key is carefully! Virtually all mine are done like this, only I do it for dimming not trying to hide or change the color. Once you get the Blu-Tack right if you are really fussy you can use felt pen or nail polish to get anything you want. I've done them so good you have to look real close to tell.

Or you can go Full Monty, Origin Live Sovereign platter and Soundsmith Strain Gauge cartridge lights up in a real nice blue. Ditch the DAC for better sound and light. Just sayin'.
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Denafrips Ares II not blue...
 True. I have one. But, you can’t really see them anyway, unless you are very close. On the Aries or other models.
True, I have to put on my glasses and get real close to see if my Ares II is turned on...
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Great question. Nearly all of my stuff used to be blue except for my Sim Moon DAC that had really bright red… it bothered me… but still I never actually thought of adding that to my criteria for equipment. Fortunately it solved itself, I now have all Audio Research stuff… no red all compatible.
I’m having the opposite problem.

I’m looking for a Bluetooth receiver for my phone to connect with my amp and almost all of the darn things come with blue lights!

I’d much prefer green (or failing that red or even deep yellow) but not blue.

Perhaps they ought to make them with white lights and different coloured switchable lenses!

These guys make a Receiver/DAC and it’s sort of blue.

Thomas & Stereo - IFI Zen.
https://youtu.be/dxENkCZmbNE
Mola Mola Tombauqi. It is very highly rated, and is designed as a wave of metal with a fish behind the blue meter. It is an incredible DAC. It costs more than what you asked...
https://www.mola-mola.nl/tambaqui.php
I didn't really think this question would gather much steam at all. Thanks so much for all the great suggestions, especially to tvad & mc for those outside the box ideas.
I will also be needing a music server, so something like the Lumin D2 would really fit the bill. It has a Wolfson DAC chip where as it seems R2R DACS are all the rage now. One box or two?
Any further suggestion are welcome!

The Canto 3.7 is available used at that price and the battery unit has a dim blue light. The main display is not blue, but only shows when you change volume or another setting, and is off the rest of the time. It’s also a great DAC.
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It's been discontinued, but you can still find them.  The TEAC NT-505 has blue lights and is both a streamer and DAC.  Great sound, small footprint, works with Roon, DSD 512, can serve music from your network...

rwwear - OK then I better stick with a red LED. I was leaning a bit towards Denafrips anyways and owners here have said you can barely even see the light.

Be careful what you wish for and make sure the "blue lights" can be both dimmed and / or defeated if you desire to do so. Some of these lights which are initially an infatuatory novelty.... soon become a too brilliantly lit distraction in darkened rooms often necessitating improvised light blocking solutions such as tape....etc