Introducing the Angry Audio Studio Signal Light
 
When the microphones are hot, you need to avoid loud disruptions. That’s where the Studio Signal Light comes in. Broadcasters call these tally lights. Available in five sizes with one to five colored segments. Use the red segment to tell everyone you’re on the air. The other colored segments can be used to indicate just about anything. A flashing light can replace a ringing phone. Another light could be used to warn talent of an upcoming break. A light segment for pizza delivery? You’ll be coming up with your own bright ideas.
 
Each colored ring is created with multiple long-life, energy-efficient LEDs. Each segment is individually programmable to illuminate steadily, flash, or to appear to rotate. The molded enclosure is made out of flame-retardant ABS plastic and mounts easily on your tabletop. Simply drill a hole in the table to pass the cable through and then use the included screws to secure the Light. 
 
The Studio Signal Light is easy to control. Illuminate them with 12VDC. If you have a broadcast console with built-in logic, you can drive these directly. Or make your own interface. Or better yet, use the Angry Audio Studio Signal Light Gadget which is built just for this purpose. Your studio is going to be beautiful.
 
The Signal Lights look great but how do I drive them? Glad you asked. The Signal Light cable ends with a female RJ45 connector. You’ll need 12VDC to light up the segments. This would be a fun project for an engineer with some spare time and… okay, scratch that. An engineer with spare time these days is about as common as an honest politician. Well, here’s a nice alternative. The Studio Signal Light Gadget. Purpose-built to drive the Signal Lights.
 
LED tally towers. Use for signalling on-air, phone ringing, hard break approaching, or even pizza delivery. Let your imagination drive. Each LED segment can be programmed for steady illumination, flashing or rotating. Select from one to five segments. Control with the Studio Signal Light Gadget or build your own controller.
 
Please see the ordering options to choose your version.