BlackBee
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Does anyone have a system with custom lights on it installed? I was thinking some yellow bars on it and maybe around the subs because my truck has that yellow strip. Anyone have some pictures?
Lights on the sub box?
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Wouldn't be hard with some LEDs and a switch etc
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Just any kind of LEDs like just a couple strips from autozone?
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Just wire the lights into the positive and neg of the amp/ sub hook up and it will flash when the beat drops .. pretty cool and different IMO
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I bought some from autozone and did this, was pretty bad ass
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Ya that sounds pretty sick and I would be able to turn them off correct? So its pretty easy?
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Well turn them off when you turn the subs off or just disconnect them
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damn never would have thought to wire them with the amp. sweet idea
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White looks good usually, yellow for some reason looks odd....good luck, and keep us posted
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Do they sell yellow or just white?
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if they don't ozinium.com does
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I honestly cant remember, haven't been in awhile because I always npbuy something lol.
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Alright sounds fair enough haha, does anyone have this done? Just literally connect them to where the subs are?
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Yep right to where the hook up lol
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nice gotta go buy some tomorrow if not pretty soon 
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I'm expecting a video
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Me 2!!!
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I will
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I'd love to see a pic of this when you get it done! I've heard of doing this before and I soooo want to, but with my box being under the seat, hooking up lights would probably defeat the purpose lol. Good luck!
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If you want to be able to turn them off you need to install a switch. Easy as mess. Three spade connectors, and a little bit of extra wire is all you need. If you have any experience pulling off a dash, I'd put it there. Just drill out a hole for the wires, and pick up the switch. Long as you can match drill bits, you shouldn't have a problem. Or if you dont care if they're on all the time, just plug them in to the pos/neg of your sub, or amp (whichever one is closer to where you want to mount them). If you have the highpass turned on on your amp, they'll only flash for bass and low mids. Its rediculously easy to do. I can put up a picture of how I did my switch if you want.
