Glow in the dark stickers, like this?
tip for playing in dark situations
i've since changed from the glow-in-the-dark sticky numbers to the glowing tape which you can write on with a permanent marker for more "desirable" results.
It's an extra device and requires batteries.
On-Stage Stands Dual Head 4 LED Clip Light | Musician's Friend (musiciansfriend.com)
There are all kinds of LED lighting solutions on Amazon. 12volts, batteries, USB rechargeable, etc.
Thank you all. Yes there´s so much I could buy at a... or th...
Searching for approved stuff or better - using the remote´s cable for powering something.
In between I´ll give try to glow in the dark stickers.
There are no approved (or even unapproved) applications I’ve ever heard of for the Remote cable.
It may be possible, but if the past is an indicator, Kemper won’t ever approve it.
For my remote the same "temporary" fluro gaff tape that I slapped on one night 200+ shows ago still makes switching easy and highly visable. Even on a "blackout" stage setting the backlit screen does enough to be able to easily navigate. Simple and effective. No pale green glowy stickers or additional lights needed ime.
Everything is a bit cosmetically beat up from use, but never had a failure on the remote (except for busting the dimmer pot on the back of it. My error. Was an easy fix though).
My solution :
I installed a XLR gooseneck lamp, powered over a common XLR mic cable.
An because it´s not a LED, it is a warm smooth light.
I've tested the USB port on my stage (the port used for backup/restore) and found that it can easily sink 50 ma (0.05A). So I built a LED array using 15 2ma amber LED'S and plug it into the USB port. It draws just over 30 ma and lights up my stage unit quite well. So far I haven't had any issues with doing so.
