lumitec vs lumishore underwater lights

[captcrunch]

Hi all, looking to add underwater lights to my 1988 38C was looking at the lumitec seablaze Quattro's and the full spectrum lumishures. and one have experience with either and can recommend.

 

[Boatsb]

Lunishore has a standard or an in water serviceable version. I like the in water serviceable one but it takes a larger hole.

I've also sold them with interfaces for control from electronics and DMX devices.

 

[Cricket]

Have the Lumitec SeaBlazeX Spectrums which replaced OceanLED lights that failed.
They have been great, didn't think i would be into using so many different colors but I like it.
Easy install, no additional boxes, drivers, special wires, etc needed.
Lot of bang for the $$$$$.

Update, just found out Lumitec is releasing Seablaze X2.

 

[Mike36c]

I replaced my crappy, failed Ocean LED's with Seablaze X. Very nice for the price and they have been reliable, I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

 

[SEVEN]

I installed these. Big hole yes, but if something goes wrong you pull out the light from the inside and replace it. They have been on my boat for 3 years with zero problems. Pricey but worth it.

 

[MagnaBill]

I installed these. Big hole yes, but if something goes wrong you pull out the light from the inside and replace it. They have been on my boat for 3 years with zero problems. Pricey but worth it.

I have Aqualuma as well. Blue is best in saltwater - but as always it's personal choice. Big hole is nerve wracking. Faultless product.
Surface mount is less daunting but they weren't around (in good quality) when I wanted the boat bling 7 years ago.

 

[SEVEN]

I agree the blue ready is the best in salt water. Minimum 50’ behind my boat is lit up.

 

[captcrunch]

Was going to put full spectrum color

 

[SEVEN]

If mine go out that’s what I will replace mine with.