Damn, these cathodes are going to be expensive

[DaJe]

A dual 4 inch red cathode kit, a dual 4 inch blue cathode kit, two sound activation modules, and shipping, comes to like $50. All I wanted to do was make my subwoofer light up with sound sensitivity >_>. Ah well, it's what we must go through. I'm probably going to buy them from FrozenCPU.com, since they it seems to be the only site I can find that has everything I need. Anyone see this stuff around anywhere for a cheaper price?

[Omega]

LED's.

[Crimson Sky]

Try this place: http://www.vibelights.com/index.html

[DaJe]

LED's.

I'm not sure of any LEDs that I can hook into the sound module. That's the main thing here, I want lights that react to the sound. Not only that, but two different sets of lights, that react seperately.

Try this place: http://www.vibelights.com/index.html

The prices there are higher than what I'm already looking at. And in most places, a 4 inch cathode is the same price as a 12 inch cathode. Would be nice if smaller ones could be cheaper. I can only fit a 4 inch in this, however.

[azminisk8r]

theres this thing called newegg, logisys's rackmount accessories, got everything you just listed, but ithnk its the same price approximately

[DaJe]

Newegg most certainly does not have everything I listed, and they never have (well, maybe once they did).

[azminisk8r]

ah sound module, they have sound 12" cathode dual red 4" and im pretty sure4" Bblue

[DaJe]

They have a single 4" blue, but not the dual one. Damn, looks like I'm going to have to pay $50 then, eh.

[Omega]

Design your own sound module.

[DaJe]

I'd love to do tat, and even though I hav no knowledge of creating anything like that, I could learn through this. And if I had unlimited time and money, they I'd put it into this. Also, I may have found a way to get these cathodes.