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[Al Rettich]

Anyone know the pin out for the XLR?

I guess I started a run on them. Sorry, LED tiaras appear to be sold out.

[Mike Pyle]

Anyone know the pin out for the XLR?

Should be able to extrapolate from this.

https://www.littlite.com/wiring

[Alec Spence]

Is he thinking of something like what the SQ series has? That LED bar on the top?

While well intentioned, I find that the SQ light bar isn't great as it's too low down.  This is a factor of the console not being tall - which I see as a good thing.

In a previous venue, I put LED tape in n aluminium L-shaped extrusion, powered by 4-pin XLR from the desk, and mounted on a shelf which was above the desk.  Perfect result.

It's a theoretically easy solution to replicate, but has the challenge of how to fit to the desk.  For an SQ, I've wondered about a couple of flat plates that fit to the end cheeks, allowing the light bar to be raised up, say 10cm from the top rear of the desk.

In reality, a little desk-top light provides flexible and suitable illumination.  And agree with the others, if this guy is so picky, get him to bring his own lamp of choice - you're unlikely to make him happy.

[Dan Richardson]

While well intentioned, I find that the SQ light bar isn't great as it's too low down.

I use a dimmable USB gooseneck light on my SQ. Works great, and it's not like I'm going to trust SQ Drive for a recording any time soon.

[Tim McCulloch]

While well intentioned, I find that the SQ light bar isn't great as it's too low down.  This is a factor of the console not being tall - which I see as a good thing.

In a previous venue, I put LED tape in n aluminium L-shaped extrusion, powered by 4-pin XLR from the desk, and mounted on a shelf which was above the desk.  Perfect result.

It's a theoretically easy solution to replicate, but has the challenge of how to fit to the desk.  For an SQ, I've wondered about a couple of flat plates that fit to the end cheeks, allowing the light bar to be raised up, say 10cm from the top rear of the desk.

In reality, a little desk-top light provides flexible and suitable illumination.  And agree with the others, if this guy is so picky, get him to bring his own lamp of choice - you're unlikely to make him happy.

^^ This.

[Jim McKeveny]

^^ This.

Ditto!

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