In this video, i'm gon na show you four different types of sequential led lights, and i want you to tell me which one you think is best: i'm gon na start with these amazon strips right here. So these things, i think, are about 20 bucks and if you can see on the the video i'm showing right now, they do have white and they have amber. They do just have a couple, little connections that you can wire into the car, but other than that they are very simple to get take out of the box. I don't know how long they're gon na last but they're cheap all right.

The second type right here. We have is a thicker silicone tube around the leds. These ones are actually brighter, i think, than the first ones uh. They cost.

I think about four or five times as much and same thing. We have a little module. That's got the four wires that we can connect to the vehicle. Third, one here is an addressable led strip, and this one has a little programmer with like 120 different modes on it.

That one has some pretty cool, sequential stuff, and last we've got our ghost lighting. Sequencer and this unique led strip that has all the wires individually run to it. This is by far the most complicated of them. We're going to talk a little bit more about this one.

Next, this is the one that we made the other day, so i'm going to plug in the little red cord to the white one, i'm going to make sure that it says right here: power, let's say target from tool and then we will operate all right and Program, so it's programming this right now done. Okay, so here's the magic i got ta take this thing. I don't really got ta. Take this thing all the way out, but i probably should so.

This is supposed to be some amazing stuff that tim did for us. We are going to see what he has blessed us with right now. As soon as i connect power and ground and then start testing, did he give us a brake light. No brake light.

Give us parking light. Oh damn! That was pretty fancy. I can't even see this thing i like that combination dude, that was crazy. Okay, that's freaking bright.

Now, let's take a look at our turn signal. This looked like a pew pew pew pew parking light and then switch back pew pew with the fat laser. At the end, i've never seen one like that. That is dope from tim.

Let me know in the comments below how long do you think tim spent working on that animation? We're gon na give you guys a dope training from tim directly about making your own animations, because i want to learn so like you could learn with me, but i'm going to ask tim how the heck do you come up with stuff like that? How long does it take you to do it and we'll even do a course on the new sequential school exclusive to sequential school? It won't be in squad squad. You get me school, you get tim yeah all right, so we have everything side by side right here. You can see it all in action. You can tell how much brighter or dimmer this one looks like super blue for the addressable um.

This big chunky guy definitely does outshine this, but we know based on the ratings that the unique leds was very much the brightest one of the bunch and check out when i hit the turn signal uh that i actually have to use my phone and there we Go we got some yellow action instead of amber, but that's as close as you're gon na get with a standard out-of-the-box addressable rgb. So you can see a lot of this stuff. Let's change it down to 120 frames, a second in slo-mo and we'll compare how all of these things look super slowed down. You tell me is addressable your favorite, because it's so easy with only three wires or is the 20 amazon thing your favorite, because it's so cheap you can replace it or do you like the 130 dollar, better version of the silicone tube? Or do you like the super, expensive and complicated, unique led mixed with the ghost lighting module you, let me know in the comments below, what's the best bang for your buck and what would you choose to put in your car?.