[oscar]

Would it be possible to grab the leads to the speaker, and drill a small hole in the speakers, and have glowing blue, red, etc lights?

[Apple_John]

I did a similar thing to my cube speaker few months ago. Instead of drilling hole to the beautiful speakers, I soldered a bright blue LED to a mercury cell inline w/ photo cell. That way the LED acts like a night light. I can turn on/off the LED by changing the position of my desk light. And the whole package is very small, it can hide neatly behind the speaker driver. The only drawback is the battery life. The cell only last a week or so. My next plan is to use rechangeable 'mercury cell' (indoor cordless type), it will be bigger, but still small enough. And change the cell by a solar panel inside the speaker.

[Tom Campbell]

So has anyone done this? I have been discussing it with my friend and he thinks that the speakers will be able to power two leds. He has some blue ones with a built in resistor. I wonder, will they be on all the time or will they "bounce" with the music and volume intensity?
thanks