Now these things aren't cheap at $199 for 3 bulbs and a wireless base station starter pack, but when you consider all that they do, they can be a worthy investment for any home studio.
One of the cool things is that the days of the big expensive studio rheostats to dim the lights will soon be over as the world turns to these new programmable LEDs.
A shout out to my bud Rich Tozzoli for turning me on to these via his column in Pro Sound News!
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6 comments:
I've had these for six months and I love them. The app recently received a much needed upgrade and still has some minor issues, but overall, I love them.
Hue looks like a good idea. Too bad Philips thinks the entire world uses only iPhone or iPad. There are more Droid devices than iPhones out there.
These look awesome, but I would also like for it to work with droid devices.
They also have an Android app. There's a link on the Hue site.
Has anybody experienced any EMI/RFI problems with these in their studios? I'm researching lights for my studio project and hear that some LED drivers are problematic.
No problems here, although one of my bulbs did lose contact with the base station.
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