The E-Q is a shirt with a built in sound sensitive spectrum analyzer. As the music beats, the equalizer moves to the beat of the music! Each frequency of music will activate a different equalizer bar, just like the equalizer on your stereo at home! It’s a must have accessory for all concerts, parties or even raves! It has a fully functional Electro Luminescence panel with a battery pack that snuggles discretely into a pocket inside the T-shirt. The end result is a tremendous sound sensitive music T-Shirt that commands attention!
Feature:
Black cotton t-shirt with a sound activated illuminating panel.
The lights flash in green, yellow and red in time to music and sound.
The battery pack has an on/off switch so you can choose when you do and don't want to flash (as it were).
The battery pack can be unplugged for washing the t-shirt.
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It's an extremely cute concept, a VU meter on a shirt. It runs on 4 AAAs (not included), and the controller sits in a little pocket on the bottom left. You can unplug it from the cable for washing. The cable contains 7 wires, and if you happen to plug it in backwards (it's not keyed) it'll still sort of work, only the display will be sort of upside-down.
It is not at all a graphic equalizer, as it may appear; just a simple volume-level meter, probably with 6 possible different values displayed. They have a canned image (such as the one at right) for each of the (probably 6) different levels.
It's kind of nice that the controller switch has two settings: MIN for use in loud environments (such as concerts I'm guessing), and MAX for use in regular day-to-day (at home?) environments. Another nice feature (that most people probably won't use) is that the controller has a power jack so you could if you wanted, plug in an AC adapter or something. I'm planning to use it to plug in a battery pack for bigger batteries (C or D). When the shirt arrived (very quickly, I might add), I just pulled some batteries out of other devices and used them. They didn't last very long... but I don't know whether that's because the shirt draws a lot of current or because the batteries were already mostly drained when I started.
All in all, it's not the awesome that I was hoping for (a true EQ) but it's absolutely what it claimed to be (a working VU meter).
Now, whatever building I wear this shirt in, I'll be in "a room with a VU".
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L. Nass Saturday 19 July, 2008
