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Fitting LEDs to a Stern
- Thread starter JAG555
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LED OCD isn’t a tricky install, really! It’s unplug and replug, then play 
You can fettle it to your hearts content, but will work nicely out the box.
All my games use them, and I’m stupid.
I’ve posted about this many times elsewhere on here, but I use standard Comet 2SMD frosted Sunlight LEDs.
Only use the LEDOCD if you hate blinky bright inserts and potential ghosting. If you’re not sensitive to it, and many aren’t, then get the non-ghosting versions of the LEDs I mention above and sod the LED OCD off.
You can fettle it to your hearts content, but will work nicely out the box.
All my games use them, and I’m stupid.
I’ve posted about this many times elsewhere on here, but I use standard Comet 2SMD frosted Sunlight LEDs.
Only use the LEDOCD if you hate blinky bright inserts and potential ghosting. If you’re not sensitive to it, and many aren’t, then get the non-ghosting versions of the LEDs I mention above and sod the LED OCD off.
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LED OCD isn’t a tricky install, really! It’s unplug and replug, then play
You can fettle it to your hearts content, but will work nicely out the box.
All my games use them, and I’m stupid.
I’ve posted about this many times elsewhere on here, but I use standard Comet 2SMD frosted Sunlight LEDs.
Only use the LEDOCD if you hate blinky bright inserts and potential ghosting. If you’re not sensitive to it, and many aren’t, then get the non-ghosting versions of the LEDs I mention above and sod the LED OCD off.
Thanks for the explanation, I might try the non-ghosting LEDs then and see how I like it.
Most sam stern games are pretty good with non ghosting comets I am sure you will be happy with the result over standard bulbs
Perfect, thanks Chris.
