Vitali

I was at a rave club once and saw a guy dancing with this really cool
spectrum analyzer on his chest. It was very small and thin, no wires,
just a display of lights and they were blinking in sync with the music
being played. It's effect was just like you would normally see on a
big stereo. At first I thought this guy was a DJ from this club. Later
I learned that he wasn't. He simply bought this cool toy from
somewhere I can't remember.
Does anybody know what this toy is called and where I can get one?

-Vitali

Dale Walker

On 4 May 2004 02:45:15 -0700, vitaali@yahoo.com (Vitali) wrote:

>I was at a rave club once and saw a guy dancing with this really cool
>spectrum analyzer on his chest. It was very small and thin, no wires,
>just a display of lights and they were blinking in sync with the music
>being played. It's effect was just like you would normally see on a
>big stereo. At first I thought this guy was a DJ from this club. Later
>I learned that he wasn't. He simply bought this cool toy from
>somewhere I can't remember.
>Does anybody know what this toy is called and where I can get one?

It's a T-shirt, most probably but not exclusively from Cyberdog.
http://www.cyberdog.net/tradingstation/index.html. Check out the
'Light Tee' section.

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Dale Walker: dale@sorted.org
London Techno Events: london@sorted.org, london.sorted.org
Saiko: saiko@sorted.org, saiko.sorted.org

Frank

i´ve seen it in londons cyberdog. looks cool but
the price was a nono.

cu


frank

Peter Lizak

On Tue, 4 May 2004, Dale Walker wrote:

> On 4 May 2004 02:45:15 -0700, vitaali@yahoo.com (Vitali) wrote:
>
> >I was at a rave club once and saw a guy dancing with this really cool
> >spectrum analyzer on his chest. It was very small and thin, no wires,
> >just a display of lights and they were blinking in sync with the music
> >being played. It's effect was just like you would normally see on a
> >big stereo. At first I thought this guy was a DJ from this club. Later
> >I learned that he wasn't. He simply bought this cool toy from
> >somewhere I can't remember.
> >Does anybody know what this toy is called and where I can get one?
>
> It's a T-shirt, most probably but not exclusively from Cyberdog.
> http://www.cyberdog.net/tradingstation/index.html. Check out the
> 'Light Tee' section.

I knew a guy that made something similar, it basically ran on a palm pilot
and had a few components from dspfactory.

P

> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Dale Walker: dale@sorted.org
> London Techno Events: london@sorted.org, london.sorted.org
> Saiko: saiko@sorted.org, saiko.sorted.org
>

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Peter Lizak
plizak@math.uwaterloo.ca
Scientific Computing Lab, University of Waterloo

DaNNyM

> I knew a guy that made something similar, it basically ran on a palm pilot
> and had a few components from dspfactory.

Hmm

I'm interested

DaNNyM

Robert G

Just ordered one last week, can't wait to wear it.


"Frank" <xtc303909@gmx.net> wrote in message
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> i´ve seen it in londons cyberdog. looks cool but
> the price was a nono.
>
> cu
>
>
> frank
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>

@

I've got one (from Cyberdog in London, but I'm in Australia). It's great!
Wore it last weekend to a party in Melbourne.
That was only the 2nd time I've worn it but both times I've made about a
zillion friends!

AmC.

"Robert G" <robert.g*no spam dammit*@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> Just ordered one last week, can't wait to wear it.
>
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> "Frank" <xtc303909@gmx.net> wrote in message
> news:c78kkl$4hv$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de...
> > i´ve seen it in londons cyberdog. looks cool but
> > the price was a nono.
> >
> > cu
> >
> >
> > frank
> >
> >
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