A synchronized light show in Alpharetta Georgia. Over 56,000 Lights.
Pixel Trees
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The pixel trees are a key element in our Christmas show. They were the first of many elements we've purchased from Boscoyo Studios.
They've been in our show since 2018 as you see them in the photo. We made a decision while watching the 2020 show that we think they would look better if the stars were black instead of white. Boscoyo doesn't show them on their site in black so we'll ask if they're available as a custom order. If they're not available we'll DIY it with a can of black spray paint.
Element Details
How They're Supplied
The trees are supplied by Boscoyo as flat pieces of coroplast. A tree and a star are provided. We use the 180 degree trees but they are also available in a 360 degree format.
How We Light Them
We use Light-O-Rama Cosmic Color Pixels (CCPs) for our trees. The CCPs consist of a self contained controller and two sets of 50 pixels. We use one CCP per two pixel trees as shown in the image. Note: The Stars are lit separately using 12 volt Bullet pixels operated from a DMX controller.
How We Display Them
We mount the assembled tree to a T-Pole using two two #6 machine screws through the back of the tree and through the pole. We install the posts so they are level and equally spaced and then attach the trees to the post keeping it off the ground and secure (even from hurricane force winds). Note: We like the look of a little separation between the trees and the stars so we attach the stars to the post separately from the tree.
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