uv lights, EL wire, Sound module lighting

[vampist]

I seen another post about these just mine is a little different.

I was looking over this site (www.xoxide.com) and I noticed. The lighting for computers is shockingly cheap! You would be crazy not to have a little fun!

I haven't ever done any lighting effects for my computers before so this is a new area for me.

What do I need to have this work in (I'm going to say A computer just so I know what exactly is needed) a computer?
http://www.xoxide.com/logisys-15in-ccfl-red.html
http://www.xoxide.com/cocasoackit.html
http://www.xoxide.com/logisys-jumbo-led-uv.html
http://www.xoxide.com/5ftgreenelca.html



Now a second question on the sound lighting. Do I need multiple sound modules for multiple lights? Or can I hook up more then one light to a module?

 

[rohan23]

You can hook upto 2 bulbs onto one inverter. So, if you have a dual. You can use up to 4 bulbs on one inverter. You don't need to buy a sound module. You already get one with the tube. Go for UV. It looks better and costs around the same. Put some UV wires in your case. It looks amazing. Instead of spending $6.00 on the EL wire. Spend $8.00 and get 36 feet worth of UV tubing.

 

[Atomic Rooster]

All you need are a computer with a clear side panel, and some unused molex connectors from your power supply.

The sound module that comes with the CCL can handle two lights.

 

[vampist]

Alright so I could really just take a power supply and I could technically do this with out a computer, just the power supply. Cool thanks for the info guys.

 

[rohan23]

You can just plug most of them into the wall. It depends on what kit you get.