Get more control, lights and functionality with our RGB Singing Christmas Tree when compared to our Mini-Light based Singing Christmas Tree.

• Q: What is the difference between the 100 and the 100RGB Singing Christmas trees?
  • A: There are a variety of differences between these two designs - they are:
    • 100 (see product page)
      • Available in 46" x 46" or 23" x 23" outside dimensions
      • Designed for 120v mini-lights, either LED or incandescent
      • Much tighter spacing (usually 1/2" to 3/4") of the lights results in an almost "neon" look and thus the faces look cleaner and more defined than the designs using RGB nodes
      • Color of different sections (mouth, outline, etc) are set by the color of the bulbs selected
      • Requires the use of AC based controller (sometimes more expensive than DC, sometimes less expensive)
      • Cannot be adjusted or adapted to use RGB nodes due to the differences in light sizes
      • About the same cost once completed (controller, lights, wiring) as RGB
      • One layer of coro required to support bulbs
      • Easiest to sequence as there are only 8 channels per face
    • 100RGB (featured on this product page)
      • Available only in 46" x 46" due to the large size of the bulbs
      • Designed for 8mm LED / 12mm base RGB nodes, either smart RGB pixels or dumb RGB
      • Faces are not as defined due to the larger spacing of the bulbs (usually 1"+)
      • Colors of sections (dumb RGB) or even individual bulbs (pixels) can be adapted on a per song or even within the song for more expression
      • Three layers of coro required to support bulbs
      • Requires the use of DC based dumb or smart controllers
      • Harder to sequence as there are a minimum of 24 channels (dumb RGB) to 921 channels (smart pixels) and most sequences are not designed for RGB faces, so you may have to adapt exisiting single color sequences

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