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[QUOTE="MikeKrebs, post: 132181, member: 23293"] I would suggest a pixel mega tree of 16 strands by 50 or 100 pixels. It will introduce you to many aspects of what a Christmas light show is about. You will have to order supplies (pixels, power, controllers, cases, pixel holders (in this case usually some type of plastic strap you push your pixels into)), build out the tree (pushing pixels, building the supports for the same), sequencing (what tells the pixels to so) and playing a show. Without music, it is easy to build this out and you can just put nice effects on the mega tree for year one. If you are ambitious, get some music synced up with the tree and some way to play it and you will be well on the way. A mega tree is an easy startup in my mind but if you plot the future, you could start with any of the props you see on your house or in the yard. [/QUOTE]
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