I second this motion.
A vote for amber LED lights on components over blue lights.
I like to enjoy my system and music at night in dim light. Bright blue LEDs on my amp, conditioner, etc, if not covered over by tape or some other DYI solution, are distracting and ruin the soft incandescent ambience I’ve worked to create for my listening area. I’m not selling my Pass XA30.8, but I do have a foam circular cutout to block the blue glow.
Would anyone here mourn the demise of bright blue (or red, or green) LEDs in audio?
Would anyone here mourn the demise of bright blue (or red, or green) LEDs in audio?
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There is always DimIt. For silver face plates, I get some light grey post it notes and a hole punch. Punch a hole from the gummed part and use the round to cover the LED for panel lights. Works great. https://www.buydimit.com/ |
Brother. So tacky. Can't believe you guys some times. Blue Tack. Tiny little balls of Blu-Tack. Molds easily to any situation and the right size and shape its darn near invisible and you can tailor to get just the right amount of light that you want. Then if you're really obsessed with appearance once you get it just right touch it up with a sharpie or yellow, amber, blue, whatever felt pen and it will be invisible even with the lights on. |
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