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Amazing Synchronized Christmas Light & Sound Device - Outdoors
Amazing Synchronized Christmas Light & Sound Device - Outdoors
Amazing Synchronized Christmas Light & Sound Device - Outdoors
Amazing Synchronized Christmas Light & Sound Device - Outdoors
Amazing Synchronized Christmas Light & Sound Device - Outdoors

Remember that awesome Christmas Lights Gone Wild video from last year? The homeowner spent nearly two months and $10,000 to hook up and synchronize 25,000 lights to Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "Wizard in Winter" - Source: Snopes. Well here at Green Head HEADquarters I don't have that kind of money nor the time, so I found the next best thing.

If you want to inexpensively synchronize your holiday lights to match the rhythm and music of 20 Christmas carols you need to get the cool and easy to setup Mr. Christmas - Lights and Sounds of Christmas. It's basically a small electronic device with six power outlets and a speaker that you can either stake into the ground or mount on the side of your home. Simply plug your light strands and assorted light-up decorations into the power outlets, select the music you want to play or set it to random and watch in sheer awe as your house begins to animate in a full blown holiday extravaganza of dancing lights and music! I'm sure your neighbors will absolutely love it as well.

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Anonymous
my neighbors hate me, so this should be perfect
By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago
Anonymous
3 or 4 of these should work out perfectly
By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago
tom
Has anyone tried to attach a more pwerful outdoor speaker
By tom - 3 Years Ago
Guest
Can you hook more than one unit together? And can you add more songs?
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By Guest - 2 Years Ago
lightman
you should use an fm transmitter becuase there will be complaints if you use a speaker. trust me on this one. i have been doing lights for a while and neighbors get fussy about the speakers. plus, the speakers would be expensive as they would have to be waterproof and extremely loud so cars passing by could hear. like i said, the neighbors hate it so try an FM Transmitter. (it looks more professional anyway) :)
By lightman - 2 Years Ago
Joseph Ayo
The Christmas gone wild video, the $10000 was spend in lights and installation of flag pole, he spend under $1000 on lighting hardware. I do believe you will find you cannot install more then 1 at a time for total of 6 circuits. Also the unit only turns on 1 circuit at a time and simply rotates flashes in order, 1, 2, 3, 4 and so one in tune to a MIDI song beat. It never turns on multiple circuits at one time so while it resembles the video, it doesnt truely compete.
By Joseph Ayo - 2 Years Ago
Light Engineer
Has anyone noticed that it only seems to play crappy midi files. There is NO WAY that this even comes close to the end result of a carefully programmed light show. Although it is good for amatures and seems to do a good job of synchronizing, your LOR, D-Light and other controller experts find the comparison vague and insulting.
By Light Engineer - 2 Years Ago
Amatuer Lighting Guy 4 Fun this Holiday Season
I recently purchased The \"GE/Mr.Christmas Lights & Sounds of Christmas\" unit from Home Depot, I\'ve been tinkering w/it for a couple days now. It\'s possible to come up with a really great set up! I\'m setting it up inside w/the goal of making the room come to life w/the lights & music..I know it doesn\'t compete w/high end LOR but for the cost ($99)it will be a lot of fun to see my 3 year old nephew\'s(and my Moms)face when I switch it from steady to flashing in sync with music! The sound is fantastic.. yeah, it\'s probably a midi file, but there\'s actually depth & Bass! The sound is a lot better than the high pitched tinny sounding beeps we heard only a few years back. Mine definetely blinks with multiple circuits at the same time too!
To Light Engineer, vague & insulting? I think you may be taking this gadget to personally. I believe a lot of people will find this is a great way of playing w/the concepts before spending $500.00+ on a high end,computerized system.
Happy Holidays!07\'
By Amatuer Lighting Guy 4 Fun this Holiday Season - 2 Years Ago
Mario
I open my system and thinking if its possible to add your own music to Mr. Christmas - Lights and Sounds of Christmas. I'm working with several engineer and electrictions from my job at Disney... My goal is to add a RCA Cable to plug in a CD or MP3 Player and work its LIGHT magic. I'll keep in touch every Monday to let you know my progress.If you have any suggestion please contact me at DisneyLatino89@msn.com. Thanks and Happy Holidays 2007.
By Mario - 2 Years Ago
Guest
My wife bought one of them too and you know us male types...can't leave anything alone!! Anyone know what the jack is located near the fuse holder?? I got a call into Mr Christmas but haven't anything back yet. Could it be a audio output jack???? If so, I was thinking of adding a FM transmitter too and IF that is a audio jack, run it to the line feed of a small FM transmitter ( I found one that has both a mic and a input jack..website is: http://www.electronickits.com/kit/complete/FM_Transmitters/canck108.htm
Thoughts anyone?????
By Guest - 2 Years Ago
Guest
Okay....got a call back from Mr Christmas...the small jack located near the fuse holder is for use by the store display and it IS NOT and audio jack!!! Guess I will have to open the case and install a jack myself!!!! Anyone else attempting this????
By Guest - 2 Years Ago
Greg Castiglione
Of course I am going to attempt this. I will start next week. I want and need to have a FM transmitter so that I don't have to blast the audio volume and get my neighbors annoyed.

If someone has found an easy way to do this, let me know. --Greg-- Greg.Ca@Comcast.net--Greg--
By Greg Castiglione - 2 Years Ago
Guest
Okay...got the transmitter today...fairly straight forward...runs off of 4 AA batteries...set near the speaker and turned it on and tuned in a radio....think this is gonna work!! Will open the sound box and put in a RCA jack for the direct line!!! Brian....blfields@adelphia.net
By Guest - 2 Years Ago
Guest
Looked for an FM transmitter kit at Radio Shack today. What a waste that was. Rat shack used to be the go to place to go, but not anymore. Guess I will have to find one on-line. Roger
By Guest - 2 Years Ago
Walter
I just purchased one the other day. Seems like a good "entry level" set up. I am really anxious to see what kind of 'mods' you guys come up with....
By Walter - 2 Years Ago

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