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EliteMike · 13th June 2007, 09:30 PM

Well the Mug 6 is supposed to arrive tomorrow and I keep looking at this thing thinking it looks dead when its not in use.

I have it right next to my front counter with double doors, so its a show piece when its not in use. Which is much too often right now, but hopefully that will change.

I thought about putting colored spot lights angled down on it, but I'm not a fan of that. I'd like to have the machine glow, especially the acrylic. I have some ideas for ways to light it, but the heat worries me a bit down there. For a top down glow, i'm considering putting some lights right next to the air vents on the canopy.

I think someone on this forum described the magic as ugly compared to some others, I think it has potential. I understand that the new magics have a laser cut Magic in the center that lights up. This is a step forward, but doesn't do much IMO.

Dressing the room up isn't much of an option, the double doors take away pretty much all spare area that we had.

13th June 2007, 09:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
EliteMike Hall of Famer Join Date: May 2007 Location: D.C. Posts: 4,465	Pimp my magic Well the Mug 6 is supposed to arrive tomorrow and I keep looking at this thing thinking it looks dead when its not in use. I have it right next to my front counter with double doors, so its a show piece when its not in use. Which is much too often right now, but hopefully that will change. I thought about putting colored spot lights angled down on it, but I'm not a fan of that. I'd like to have the machine glow, especially the acrylic. I have some ideas for ways to light it, but the heat worries me a bit down there. For a top down glow, i'm considering putting some lights right next to the air vents on the canopy. I think someone on this forum described the magic as ugly compared to some others, I think it has potential. I understand that the new magics have a laser cut Magic in the center that lights up. This is a step forward, but doesn't do much IMO. Dressing the room up isn't much of an option, the double doors take away pretty much all spare area that we had.