How to Install Wet Sounds REV 10 RGB LED Ring (wetsounds REV10)

Описание: How to Install RGB LED Rings on Wet Sounds REV10 tower speakers. (See PARTS LIST BELOW) These are the Blast LED rings - since we could not get the WetSounds version due to back orders. We will continue this series on how to wire up and mount on a Centurion Maximus Tower (Fi21). These are RGB (Red/Green/Blue) so they do multiple colors. You need a 12 volt power source and a controller (see link below for controller). For questions & concerns - Read notes below - after the links section. Please Subscribe so you will know when I continue this series and show how to remove the Downfire speakers and mount the new Rev10's and wire up the controller.
Links to products below:

Wet Sounds Rev 10 Tower Speakers(pair w/swivel clamps): https://amzn.to/3g5yQpe
REV10 RGB LED Rings -
on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3CPXrs1
on eBay: https://ebay.us/avGuCL
TC3-S 6 pinLighting connectors; https://amzn.to/3siDzJb
Wet Sounds RGB LED Controller (basic): https://amzn.to/3sjVsqS
Wet Sounds Shadow Caster 4-Zone RGB Controller (advanced): Shadow Caster 4-Zone RGB
Wet Sounds REV10 Neoprene Speaker Covers: https://amzn.to/3CRZ6gP
Wet Sounds REV 10 Translucent Speaker Grills: https://amzn.to/3jW5Rp2
Wire - 18 guage 4 conductor wire for RGB LED wiring from controller to speaker LED Rings: https://amzn.to/2UojDbo
Blue Threadlocker (Loctite): https://amzn.to/2XwDN47
Dielectric Grease: https://amzn.to/3m7dyv9
Dremel Tool: https://amzn.to/3COH138
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INSTALLATION NOTES:
1. The "Blast LED Rings" are not Wetsounds brand. These rings required some modification (all of about 10 minutes with a dremel sandpaper tool attachment. The rings were slightly big for the opening. BUT - since everywhere that sells Wet Sounds was out of stock - I rolled the dice on these. They worked. I don't know yet how reliable the actual led strip will be. But to replace it would be cheap. You can buy the strips cheap and just trim them to fit. Be super careful, the speaker housings are plastic and you can strip the bolt threads. Also, don't slip while using the screwdriver and poke a hole in your new $1600 speakers. I don't know how the customer service is for Blast LED. I tried to call them and it went to voicemail. But if you are handy, the only thing you can't replace yourself is the plastic ring. That is the ONLY thing you can't manufacture yourself. The LED's are generic and can be bought anywhere.