Best RGB Case Lights - HD120 RGB Fans + Custom Controller = Dancing Lights Music Sync

There! Coding done, some extras thrown in, and hand-sequencing to make everything thump to the beat. This is a show of some of the things the custom controller can do. Dramatized, software-controlled, LED awesome.

YES! You can make this controller yourself! My other video has the basic information on the prototype, and if I can ever figure this video software out, I'll make a How To video of just what is required. The parts cost about a whopping $30 or less, and soldering is recommended, but not mandatory. You don't even need to write code unless you really want to. I've got that handled for you.

The controller is actually capable of sustaining a LOT more effects than are shown here. Granularity on the various controls is insanely detailed and I occasionally put in values that just do exciting awesome new things.

Frequently Requested Answers:
- Yes, the case has six fans and four strips. I didn't finish much fancy code on the strips, two of the fans are not visible on the top, and the back fan looked out of place when I tried to include it.
- One Arduino Pro Micro; One RC Servo extension Cable; One PC fan extension cable; One SATA Power extension cable; An inch and change of 1/2-inch heat-shrink tubing; A few drops of solder; 1 HD120 RGB fan hub.
- No, I will not be selling these. DIY, know at least a small thing or two.
- No, music sync is not automated. I had to sequence that all by hand.
- Yes, you can make one. Check my most recent earlier video, the prototype, for more details.