Mad Catz amBX Gaming Lights

Breathe new life into your games, music and movies with powerful lighting effects in 16 million colors
Enhances games, music and videos
Build enhanced atmosphere to create an immersive surround gaming experience
Visualise your music
Customised lighting effects to track your enemies gunfire
Bring the game into your world
Surround lighting – add 2 or more lights for spatialized, directional lighting effects
Works alongside all amBX products
Use with amBX-enabled games for even better immersive effects
Tech Specs :
LED Life - 20,000 + hours
Power Usage - 2W/light
USB Cable Length - 3m /9.8ft
Illumination Strength - 100 Lumens
System Requirements: Connectivity: USB 2.0
Multi-hinge design allows for flexible positioning to maximize color spread
Breathe new life into your games, music and movies
with powerful lighting effects in 16 million colors The innovative amBX system helps build enhanced atmosphere to create a truly immersive surround gaming experience. Especially useful for those late night gaming sessions, the amBX lights may even help relieve eye strain by spreading the colour and light beyond that displayed by your monitor. Dependent on the game and its level of support for amBX, the lighting effects range from ambient lighting that matches the game world you're playing in, through status effects (light up red to indicate that you're in danger) to letting you know which direction you're being shot at from.
Works with most Direct 3D games
- Provided the game you're playing works correctly with Direct 3D, even if it doesn't directly support amBX, the lights will still function. The included innovative effects generator software analyses the onscreen events and enables the lights to display the correct colour information to match, including basic left & right directionality. For a list of games that have been tested with amBX
click this link
Surround lighting
– add 2 or more lights for spatialized, directional lighting effects Fully amBX-enabled games can also be aware of a directional element to your games. By connecting more lights to your PC and positioning them around you, it's possible to set up lighting that responds correctly to the positional information in the game; walk past a torch on a dungeon wall in-game and watch as your lights correctly display that light source in the real world. Bring the game into your world.
amBX isn't just for games
– using various media players it's possible to achieve immersive ambient lighting effects with your music and video content too. Full details of how to enable this can be found in the
amBX Wiki