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2007 Christmas Light Display

The software application that we are using is Light-O-Rama’s sequence editor. It several days to create the sequence for each song.

I have to say, the first time I hooked up the system I was very excited to see a couple strands of lights blink to the music.

For years I have decorated my house during the holiday with the hopes some day of putting the lights to music. Well 2007 was the year for me. After several weeks of research I decided to go with the Light-O-Rama products. Currently I’m running one 16 channel controller with over 6 thousand lights, 2 inflatable's, 9 Christmas trees, some deer, Santa, etc. My kids love it and I’m thinking 2008 might be a much bigger show.

Our Display

The components

The controller is connected to the computer via a CAT 5 Ethernet cable. All the lights are then plugged into the extension whips seen at the bottom of the picture. This controller requires 2 dedicated 20AMP GFCI circuits and an addition 11 can be daisy chained.

The computer which makes it all work together

Light-O-Rama 16 Channel Controller

Testing—Does thing really work?

Check out our display

My FM Radio Station

Yes– From the comfort of your car you can listen to the lights. As soon as you turn onto our street just tune your radio to 107.1 FM.