Sure - go ahead and post my stuff. It would be nice to see a blog that addresses the growing cfb and led effects markets in a user-friendly manner - a lot of people don't understand the technical aspects of alternate lighting, so they fall back on incandescent lamps.
Might be fun to do some writing... thinking....
I've learned a lot about lighting and wiring just from setting up my landscape lights and the 5 years of Halloween decorating. Decorating the house is an odd combination of stage and disco lighting, sound production (we do our own loops), prop-making and background painting. And being able to splice and dice wires and fixtures without being electrocuted!! =-O
Incorporating some of what I've learned into everyday life has been fun too - our home office is set up with optional "mood" lighting for online gaming sessions (you can't play WoW with white lights blinding you) and for grey, dreary days - we just pull our blackout curtains shut, hit the remote, and snug down into a very soothing environment...
I hope you continue adding led products to your catalog; I've been watching them for about 2 years now and am finally seeing "useable" bulbs entering the market, thanks to Cree. I just received my first trial order of landscape replacement lights that will work in my current low-voltage system and am awaiting the arrival of a few new gen 120v bulbs.
Please send my regards to Troy - he handled last year's order for me and was very helpful.
Thanks,
Therese
ps - this is what I do with all the
stuff I buy from you.
Way cool. Sorry it took like9 months to post, we have been so busy getting new products, attending shows, andreally trying to get the nameout there. Nowit is timeto focusback on our customers. Thanks for the picture. I will let Troy know you said hi!
Chuck
Posted by: Chuck | June 02, 2008 at 10:09 PM