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Old 22-06-2009, 10:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Home Cinema Lighting

Hi guys,recently came across a picture in this section of the forums showing a Philips ambience type light that changed colours.It was shown sitting in the corner of a recessed screen and had a really good effect,anyone else come across it or advise if they know what im whittering on about ! Cheers in advance.
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Old 22-06-2009, 11:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Do you meen this Play.com (UK) : Philips LCS5002 LivingColours LED Mood Lamp : Gadgets - Free Delivery

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what rip at that price.. its seems anything with led in costs the earth when in fact led has been round for ages.

go to a large B&Q and look for simular lights that are much cheaper (although still too expensive)


i mean £117 for what 10 leds ? some frosted/plastic glass and a colour change feature (avaliable in most LED`s anyway) just add some cheap chrome surround and bobs youre uncle another expensive gimmicky philips product.

personally id stick to other methods used on here like the flat led lighting strips
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Re: Home Cinema Lighting

I have one. It is very effective but expensive for what it is and as mentioned above, you can get a kit with more lights for a lot less. It suits a corner fine but if I wanted to light the other corner, it would mean shelling out another £100. I have a LED lighting kit that I bought for something else (from noodleman? on here) that I will probably end up using.
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Do you have a link to an LED lighting kit so I can see what they look like?

I'm looking for some home cinema lighting. I am considering some rope lights, is this the same as LED lighting kits?
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Thanks to all,plenty of ideas to be going on with.Many thanks.
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I've got one of these Apollo Ambient Light Kit and it is great. Huge range of colours and transition phases which can be controlled through a small remote. I went for 4x9" tubes, which I have mounted on the rear of my 37" plasma with sticky pads. WOuld certainly recommend this and a lot less than the Phillips thingy!
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The Apollo Ambient Lights look amazing, I'm definately going to get some.

Do they dim?
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The Apollo Ambient Lights look amazing, I'm definately going to get some.

Do they dim?
Yes, they have 4 brightness levels.
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What is different from the apollo and the some other kits on other sites for half the price?
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