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<blockquote data-quote="Matthew Haber" data-source="post: 648" data-attributes="member: 190">I am looking to get a light to use with my DM1000. The DM1k doesn&#039;t have any built in connectors for Littlelites so here are the requirements I have:-AC powered-Covers the whole control surface with light without also illuminating nearby audience members-Not crazy expensive-Relatively durable-Either freestanding or easily attachable to the meter bridgeI looked at the Littelite LED offerings since I use those with some of my other gear but I think I would need two to provide adequate coverage and that would end up cost upwards of $200 for a pair of freestanding lights, which is a little more than I was hoping to spend. I also came across the Mighty Bright Orchestra Light. It seems to meet all my criteria except that it might not be particularly durable but it is only $35 on Amazon so I could afford to break a few. Does anyone have any thoughts on the Mighty Bright unit or suggestions for other possibilities? Someone posted on the old PSW a few months back about a DIY light they had made for their LS9-16 and it looked that exactly what I need except that it isn&#039;t for sale.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matthew Haber, post: 648, member: 190"] I am looking to get a light to use with my DM1000. The DM1k doesn't have any built in connectors for Littlelites so here are the requirements I have: -AC powered -Covers the whole control surface with light without also illuminating nearby audience members -Not crazy expensive -Relatively durable -Either freestanding or easily attachable to the meter bridge I looked at the Littelite LED offerings since I use those with some of my other gear but I think I would need two to provide adequate coverage and that would end up cost upwards of $200 for a pair of freestanding lights, which is a little more than I was hoping to spend. I also came across the Mighty Bright Orchestra Light. It seems to meet all my criteria except that it might not be particularly durable but it is only $35 on Amazon so I could afford to break a few. Does anyone have any thoughts on the Mighty Bright unit or suggestions for other possibilities? Someone posted on the old PSW a few months back about a DIY light they had made for their LS9-16 and it looked that exactly what I need except that it isn't for sale. [/QUOTE]

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