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I have tried several different vendors sequences over the last few years. This year I pulled the plug and went with an annual subscription. I have not looked back the quality is second to none. I started with ac leds and now I have several GE...

Ron is a very good sequencer. I have a number of his sequences which I have used several mapped into my layout this year and they map very well.

Ron's sequences are one of a kind Great job

An annual membership with Xtreme Sequences is quite simply the first investment any individual or organization planning an animated Christmas lighting display should consider. His sequences are masterful and very easily mapped to any display...

When I first got into the hobby, I thought buying sequences was an absolute waste of money! But after I made my first sequence, I quickly realized how much money I lost in the form of time. There are plenty of free sequences floating around, but...

I live in the Uk and one of my items on my bucket list was to be able to do a pixel light show ( I been doing static shows for some 30+ years ) Ron Howard help me fulfil this dream , with out his great patience and understanding using some of...

I have been doing pixel displays for a few years now and I am good on the hardware side but on the sequencing side I lack. I have several of Ron's sequences and they are beautiful. He has a great talent for making the songs come alive and draw...

I ran LOR last year and decided I wanted to dive into the xLights pixel world this year. I stumbled across Ron Howard with Xtreme Sequeneces website. I’ve watched countless tutorial videos to help get me up to speed that came with the learning...

When I started this hobby I didn’t know there was someone out there making sequences. I plodded along with my own efforts but was never really pleased with the results. Then I found xTreme sequences and this group. I bought a sequence which was on...

They have great pre-made sequences, quick service, and help when you need it. I lost my files and they have them stored for quick downloads. Thanks, Extreme Sequences.

I built an RGB tunnel for Halloween. 6ft wide by 7.5ft tall, 9ft long. Added lights every 16", 8 strands of 50 lights each. But I wanted something more interesting than chasing lights and Ron built some spectacular sequences for me. Maybe a 10-12...

Rons sequences are some of the best i have used. They always get the most compliments. Now that my layout is filled with high density props i find myself waiting for more and more from Ron. He also keeps up with a variety of props and sequence...

Very good price for the annual membership. So many great sequences to choose from. Also many other benefits included in the promotion.

I have always done a large display. I went to a synchronized display in 2006 and everyone enjoyed my show, but to me I was always missing something. It never looked good to me. Then 3 years ago I purchased a sequence from Ron. When I saw my house...

LOOKING FOR OVER THE TOP SEQUENCES XTREME SEQUENCES IS THE PLACE TO BE. RON WILL WORK HIS TAIL OFF TO MAKE SURE EVERTHING IS CORRECT. HE CARES ABOUT YOUR SHOW AND HOW IT LOOKS. TOP SHELF SEQUENCES.

I've not got annual membership yet but I will do. I love the sequences Ron makes and they are easy to map across even though I don't have a lot of very high density props. I love that the sequences fit so perfectly to the music. Guess that's the...

Extreme Sequences will take your show to the next level. It doesn't matter how big or small your show is the sequences will look great.

Ron has a talent in putting together sequence's that are cohesive and very detailed to make your display pop!!!

This is my second year doing Christmas light using xlights and I find that Ron’s sequences are buy far the best easy to download, and worth every dollars spent.

Ron lives and breath’s animated lights. He regularly posts quick help videos all the time to help people. The little quick Monday minutes and the new version of xlights reviews are so helpful. He is always more than willing to help those who ask...