A lot of guitarists, bassists have had a problem of insufficient light on stage for years: the "Luminlay" fluorescent inlays are designed to solve this problem.
It is especially problematic to see the position marks during song openings when there’s no light on stage whatsoever.
There has always been an option of using LED lighting to highlight the position marks, but why take a chance to damage the neck? Besides, you would also need a battery and a lot of money for its installation. There were some attempts of using luminous material for side positions but the light just wasn’t strong enough.
There are two color types of Luminlay, one series glow green, and other series glow blue.
The product comes with a small LED light charger that can be put in your pocket and allows you to charge the position marks within seconds.
Features
Street Price
JPY1800 (Japanese Yen) or USD20.00
For more information, visit www.luminlay.com.
There has always been an option of using LED lighting to highlight the position marks, but why take a chance to damage the neck? Besides, you would also need a battery and a lot of money for its installation. There were some attempts of using luminous material for side positions but the light just wasn’t strong enough.
There are two color types of Luminlay, one series glow green, and other series glow blue.
The product comes with a small LED light charger that can be put in your pocket and allows you to charge the position marks within seconds.
Features
- Made in Japan
- Luminlay has three times the mixing rate of ordinary luminous plastics
- Using PMMA, a kind of transparent plastic
- Painted white on the sides for more glowing
- There are 2 different kinds of Luminlay positions to choose from
- You can use a special LED light charger to have Luminlay start shining within a short time
- “Soft yet powerful” light
Street Price
JPY1800 (Japanese Yen) or USD20.00
For more information, visit www.luminlay.com.
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