Any seasoned electronic dance music festival connoisseur knows the extra effort dedicated to adorning oneself with rave attire can have a significant impact on the overall experience.
From kandi to rave toys and everything in between, going out of your way to contribute to the vibe makes you more approachable while spreading smiles far and wide. As if the production was not enough in itself, these additional elements serve as the glue that brings it all together for one common purpose: to get lost in the music.
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There is just something about the marriage between the lights and the music.
The way that the lasers penetrate through the trees, bouncing off of the shimmering skyline; The way the the lights trickle through the fog creating distorted patterns that demand your attention; Or the way our attention is demanded by flickering LEDs scattered throughout the crowd. We have all been captivated by it.
Enter Ryan Tuck and Danny Kern.
If you happened to be meandering about Ultra Music Festival in 2012 you may have run in to Northeastern University graduates. Armed with their collective degrees in Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering and inspired by the integral role that lighting played in the production of the festival in 2011, the duo set out over the next year to fashion 500-LED full body light suit.
Decked out in their newly crafted masterpiece, they could hardly navigate UMF 2012 without being asked where someone could purchase a similar suit.
It did not take long to realize that it was time to give the electronic dance music community the quality rave gear that they deserved and desired. That would prove to be the catalyst behind the evolution of the Halo LED headband by LIT.
The first question was how to condense all of that technology in to something that could be easily worn by anyone. The result was a lightweight LED headband known as the Halo.
The response to the Halo LED Rave Headband has been overwhelming.
After dedicating countless hours to developing the perfect Halo prototype, Ryan and Danny continued testing it out on the ground level by donning their cranial accessory at various events throughout the EDM scene. The response just solidified what they already knew – people wanted this product.
Introducing Halo – The must have LED rave headband.
By ravers for ravers, the Halo LED Headband is “Built for festivals. Optimized for Raging.”
And no, this isn’t your momma’s everyday rave attired. LIT has set the foundation to revolutionize the technology behind rave attire with the hottest item currently on Kickstarter, while simultaneously making it readily available for those of us that are out there pouring our energy in to the music.
Looking for the answer to all of your rave accessory problems?
Worried about your battery dying? Sick of the same old light patterns? Concerned with durability?
Seek no further.
The Halo will feature high-quality wearable technology yet seen in any costumes, accessories, and attire readily available in the current market. Its’ uniquely innovative features include:
Beautiful LED Display — Light up the night with 32 RGB LEDs.- Intelligent Beat Recognition — Unparalleled audio response discerns different frequencies and the beat structure of the music around you.
- Epic Battery Life — Rock out for 15+ hours on a single charge, and power back up via USB.
- Festival-Proof — Rage on, trusting your Halo will make it through festival after festival.
- Infinite Patterns — Cycle through entrancing patterns with the click of a button and download new sets to keep things fresh.
- Open Source — Develop for the Halo and help unleash the incredible potential of the first high-tech wearables for raves.
The audio response is truly what sets apart this piece. Whether you are lounging in your living room kickin’ it to Kygo or front and center at a Flosstradamus show, Halo possesses the ability to differentiate the frequencies that compose the music through unique beat detection algorithms. This allows the sensitivity to automatically conform to whatever environment you stumble in to. Additionally, the open source coding makes it so that any developers with an affinity for the music can constantly upload new patterns that will be readily available for your device.
Pretty nifty, right?
So let’s answer the universal question. How do I get one of these mind-bending cephalic appliances?
Become a part of the revolution. Pledge to the Kickstarter campaign!
By contributing to the Kickstarter campaign you will have the opportunity to obtain one of the first headbands ever produced.
So don’t be that guy sitting over by the porta potties thumbing through your Tinder app. Be one of the first to own this revolutionary product and get up there in the action.
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