For those looking for the ultimate psychedelic experience, the Shogun Kunitoki: Vinonaamakasio (FR-62LP) will be available as a picture vinyl LP featuring two animation loops that can be viewed using this magical Shogun Kunitoki strobe light (FR-62SL).
A true fan will buy the Shogun Kunitoki Strobe Light Kit (FR-62SLK) and build it him/herself. In this video you can watch a step by step guide on how to solder the kit together. In addition to the kit you need a 9V battery which is not included in the package. Written instructions here shogunkunitoki.com/lamp/
Available directly from Shogun Kunitoki website and the Fonal Records shop.
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For those looking for the ultimate psychedelic experience, the Shogun Kunitoki: Vinonaamakasio (FR-62LP) will be available as a picture vinyl LP featuring two animation loops that can be viewed using this magical Shogun Kunitoki strobe light (FR-62SL).
A true fan will buy the Shogun Kunitoki Strobe Light Kit (FR-62SLK) and build it him/herself. In this video you can watch a step by step guide on how to solder the kit together. In addition to the kit you need a 9V battery which is not included in the package. Written instructions here shogunkunitoki.com/lamp/
Available directly from Shogun Kunitoki website and the Fonal Records shop.
For those looking for the ultimate psychedelic experience, the new Shogun Kunitoki album Vinonaamakasio is available as a Picture vinyl LP featuring two animation loops that can be viewed using this magical Shogun Kunitoki Strobe Light. The effect is impossible to capture on video and can only be thoroughly enjoyed in real life. In addition to the kit you will need a 9V battery which is not included in the package.
To operate the strobe light attach a 9V battery and switch it on. Aim light on the surface of the LP rotating at 33 1/3 rpm. The space you are in should be completely dark. Please note that using the owl strobe light can be dangerous for persons with epilepsy or tendency to it.
Video by Sami Sänpäkkilä.