Luma 10

The latest in our product line, the Luma 10 is our newest model that has the most variety of session versions. It includes 50 built in sessions 35 of which are using the new LightWeave TM technology and 5 Improv sessions.

"It's been a while since I've seen visuals like these on any AVS
machine"...

Jeff Labno, product specialist

First, I'd like to say I received my order immediately as promised and on time! THANK YOU!

I trust your knowledge and insight on the design of your wonderful products and would highly recommend them to anyone interested in "Light and Sound Machines." I've tested & owned several light and sound machines and I was extremely impresses with the Luma 10. This definetely has the best visuals I've seen in any light and sound machine by far! The computer/programs are easy to use; I was up running in minutes! I rally enjoy all the presets that comes with the Luma 10 and they ALL are VERY effective. I also highly recommend the "Cool Blue" Premium glasses, they are amazing!

Keep up the great work!
Sincerely,

Rich,
Houston, TX

If you just want to select a session, press play, sit back and enjoy, the Luma10 is best suited for you with a sampler of all that we have to offer.

Compact, light and super easy to use. A great starter system at a great price.

The Improv sessions are created fresh and original at each playing each with its own frequency range. Endless variety within a frequency range.

Six octaves of pitch control, all the sound capabilities of the Nova pro 100.

True sine wave sound and sine wave light modulation.

New: complex intensity control of LightWeave (TM), the lights always on for smooth, non-jarring stimulation. With the intensity focus moving from high to low and from eye to eye and delivering the full frequency range, the LightWeave technology is a floating like experience.

The Luma 10 also has auto power off, pause feature and session run time adjust.
Gentle on-off, seven tones: pulsed tone, pulsed pink noise, pulsed chords, binaural beats, binaural beats with surf, dual binaural beats, dual monaural beats.

Packed with features yet very easy to use machine to sample and enjoy all the variety our technology has to offer.

Enjoy.

Luma10 features:

• 50 Built-in sessions, 35 with the LighWeave (TM) technology- See Session Library
• Tone Selections/Capabilities and Range:
  • pulsed tone
  • pulsed pink noise
  • pulsed chords
  • binaural beats
  • binaural beats with surf
  • dual binaural beats
  • dual monaural beats
• Frequency control from .25 to 42 Hertz
• Four octaves of pitch using the Just scale
• Sine wave sound, unusual in this price range.
• Pitch ramping, unusual anywhere.
• Session run time adjust.

What you get:

System unit, stimulation glasses, stereo headphones, 4 AA batteries, stereo cord, manual. 30 day money back guarantee*, 1 year warranty. (* Restocking charge may apply)

Stimulation Glasses

Stimulation glasses and all you wanted to know about the choices.
All glasses are to be used with the eyes closed unless otherwise specified.

The stimulation glasses used in light/sound systems are usually like normal sunglasses, with some sort of light source mounted in front of the eyes. This page discusses the various choices available in light/sound glasses and the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Physical stuff:  The glasses should be light and should fit you comfortably. The cord to the electronics unit should be long enough that you can lean back in a chair without pulling the system off the table. A very flexible cord is nice. Many glasses have the internal electronics riveted to the glasses. A single rivet in the center, the weakest point of the glasses, leads to early breakage. The glasses use two rivets offset from the center, avoiding the weak spot.

Light source: Two kinds of light sources are available, LEDs (light emitting diodes) and incandescent bulbs (special flashlight bulbs).

  
LED glasses

Until early 1998, LEDs were always monochromatic, with red and green the most common colors and yellow and orange as options. Red LEDs were the brightest, and while the eye is most sensitive in the orange/yellow part of the spectrum red seems to give stronger stimulation. Some people find red harsh, even with the intensity turned down, and as a result prefer green. There are also mixed LED colors in an effort to approximate broad spectrum light.

All LED based light frames are designed to be used with the eyes closed (unless otherwise specified) -- the eyelids diffuse the light and add to the experience.

LEDs conduct electricity in one direction only, so the polarity of the drive circuitry (either "Common Ground" CG or "Common Power" CP) in your Light/Sound system makes a difference. When ordering add-on glasses, be sure to specify the manufacturer and model of your light/sound system. See list of manufacturers and models polarity reference at the end of this page...

LED glasses choices
Standard Glasses
Standard glasses are made with 300mcd LEDs in Red, Orange/Amber, Green and Yellow color. Red being the brightest. These colors LEDs have been in existence for a long time and thus it cost less to make them which is why the Standard group of colors are the least expensive.

Red Glasses: Unless otherwise specified, Red color LED glasses have always been the standard color glasses we ship with our systems (it is only recently that the TruWhite glasses surpassed the Red in popularity). The red is still the basic color, red LEDs provide a wide range of visuals for majority of people.

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