SICKmods

This device pulses any LEDs you connect to it with the beat of the music coming from your console. It can also has all the features of the SICKmods Fader and works on the Xbox360's Ring-of-Light. This device works with up to 150+ LEDs.

17 different modes allow you to set your LEDs to the VU mode, fader, dim, solid on, off, or any combination of those. Change modes easily by using an existing button on your console, rather than opening your console each time or installing another switch. A Quick Disable feature lets you quickly turn off your LEDs and then quickly turn them back on at a later time.

This device is able to calibrate to the audio of nearly any target device, allowing it to be installed in practically any console, PC, or anything else with a 3V-5V power source. For use in the Wii however, we recommend the PulseVU 2.

More information: http://pulsevu.sickmods.net

This device pulses any LEDs you connect to it with the beat of the music coming from your console and can also slowly fade your LEDs. This device also works on the Nintendo Wii's lightbar around the disk slot.

17 different modes allow you to set your LEDs to the VU mode, fader, dim, solid on, off, or any combination of those. Change modes easily by using an existing button on your console, rather than opening your console each time or installing another switch. A Quick Disable feature lets you quickly turn off your LEDs and then quickly turn them back on at a later time.

The PulseVU 2 controls up to 360mA (~18 LEDs), or purchase a Power Extender to add an additional 3Amps of power (~150 more LEDs).

The PulseVU 2 now has a simpler install for Wii, has a much smaller, simplified design, and now works on Wii even if you don't have WiiConnect24 enabled

This device is able to calibrate to the audio of nearly any target device, allowing it to be installed in practically any console, PC, or anything else with a 3V-5V power source. For use in the Xbox360 however, we recommend the PulseVU 2X.

More information: http://pulsevu.sickmods.net/

Our Fader is back and better than ever. It has been designed to be compatible with the Xbox360's ring of light and also with any other device and LEDs. 15 modes allow you to set it to fade when your console is on, off, or both, or also set your LEDs to be solid on, dim, or off. It is configurable externally using an existing button on your device, and the PCB is impossibly small to fit in even tight locations.

It supports up to 10 LEDs by default, or can connect to a Power Extender to control 150+ LEDs.

More information: http://fader.sickmods.net/

This is an attachment for the PulseVU 2, PulseVU 2X, or SICKmods Fader, which adds up to an additional 3Amps* of power for controlling multiple** LEDs. Still not enough power?? Add more Power Extenders! As long as the power supply (or supplies) can handle the power, you can keep adding Extenders to connect LEDs to the PulseVU 2/2X/Fader.

*The amount of current that can be supplied is also limited by your power supply. Please check the rating on your PSU to make sure it can handle the amount of LEDs you plan to use.

**3Amps of 20mA LEDs, wired in parallel, equals 150 LEDs. When wired in series, you can add even more LEDs.

More information: http://powerextender.sickmods.net/

This is a sturdy trigram x50 screw driver which is needed to open your Wii console. It has a special 3-pointed star tip not found at most hardware stores. This will also work for opening your Nintendo DS or NDS Lite.

Total length: 4 7/16" (11.27cm)
Tip length: 2 1/16" (5.24cm)

The CME (Case Modder's Edition) version of our XERC was designed to add advanced LED chasers that are controlled via the remote. It is offered in 3 versions: the C5, C6, and C7. These numbers refer to the number of ports used in the chaser sequences.

There are a total of 11 different modes that the "H" ports can be set to (10 for C5), including VU, strobe, chase, and many others. It comes pre-configured to work with the Xbox360 remote, but can be reconfigured at any time to work with several other types of remotes.

See even more features, install guides/manuals, and a video of it in action at http://cme.sickmods.net.

The XERC 2 XE is a small device which allows you to turn your Xbox on and off with your remote. You can also eject and emulate long and short power presses, to enter different boot modes if you have a modchip installed. The MS DVD Kit dongle can be internally hardwired to share the same IR receiver as the XERC 2 XE.

The XERC can be configured to work with many different remotes, and you can change the button setup at any time without opening your Xbox. It also includes a bonus LED Fader feature on the status light. The IR Receiver is included.

Install guide, User's Manual, and more at xerc.sickmods.net.

This LED Board has 11 perfectly spaced, pre-installed White SMD LEDs. It lines up perfectly with the holes under the faceplate of your Xbox1 for underglow or provides a very smooth and bright glow for any lighting purpose. Multiple boards can be joined together and the LEDs remain perfectly spaced.

Includes appropriate resistor for wiring to +5V.
Measures 4.44" x 0.2"
More pics and info at ledboards.sickmods.net.

These are blank PCBs used for mounting 3mm, 5mm, or 0603 SMD LEDs. It is a parallel circuit with spaces for 11 LEDs. You can also skip every other LED if you want and just have 6 per board. They also line up perfectly with the holes underneath the front of the Xbox for some nice underglow.

These LED Strips have pads in the corners to join multiple boards in a row. Just bridge these pads and your LEDs will remain perfectly aligned, and the ground trace will be connected. The PCBs have holes for connecting + and - on either side, so if you need to cut the board in half to fit a certain area, both halves can still be used.

Pictures can be seen at: ledboards.sickmods.net.
Measures 4.44" x 0.2"
LEDs and Resistor not included.