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I have been a member of xTreme Sequences for several years. Ron’s sequences are over the top. His attention to detail compares to no one else. He provides assistance and training and makes this hobby fun for all!

Ron's sequences are a staple of my show and have been for as long as I've been using xlights. Always a crowd favorite. His training videos are also exceptional. I have learnt so much from them, giving tips, insights and troubleshooting advice....

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.

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...

Ron creates some of the most powerful and moving sequences that map easily to your own display. xTremesequences really does take your display to a whole other level.

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...

I am amazed in the detail of Ron's sequences! This was my second year in having an xLights display and I made it a point to have about a dozen sequences from Ron in my Halloween, Christmas and New Years show. The color, the movement and how my...

I bought the sequence for Let It Go from the movie frozen. Such outstanding effects. It was the most popular sequence by far given the reactions of the crowds and requests for it to be played.

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.

This was my first year doing a pixel light show and while small Xtreme sequence's work fit my show perfectly just as it does any show no matter the size. Ron Howard is always there for you every step of the way no matter what you need help with....

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...

I changed over to RGB pixels 2 years ago, from regular led Christmas lights. I have used more than a few of Ron's Xtreme sequences. Always a huge crowd pleaser. Top quality sequences that are incredibly easy to adapt to your show. Thank you...

Awsome job at everything I got from this man. Truly worth the money!

I have sequences from a number of vendors, but Xtreme sequences are crowd favorites for sure. As others have said if you have tried creating sequences yourself it's obvious just how much Ron puts into creating them. I don't have that kind of time...

What can I say about xtreme sequences sequences, the amount of work and creativity spent on each sequence shows. There are many props that can be used from small shows to large. But most of all a great sequence bring big returns, the smiles and...

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.

I started in LOR, with a simple gutter-line and a few strands on my Maple trees. What got me interested was Wizards of Winter, as simple as it seems so long ago. Since then, I have built a display over 15k lights plus a P5, and growing each...

I just finished mapping one of your sequences to my display and need to say: 1. Thank you for making sequences that map easily to other displays. I am completely new to XLights and was worried that your very detailed sequence would cause issues...