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Hands down I think the best LEDs out there are the Cree 2700s. Best balance of color and brightness in my opinion.

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I have a lot of the 2700 CR6 (HD version) in our basement, and they really don't look yellow to me at all. I love their color, actually. Very clear and crisp, but not blue at all. I will use the same color in the 800 lumen ones (so sad can't get them cheap like the 575 lumen ones!) in our 10 ft and 9 ft ceilings and then use the 575s for our 8 ft ceilings. (Our electrician has convinced me to go with the higher output ones for the higher ceilings . . . you do save a good bit by having to use fewer fixtures, so that helps offset the cost . . . or so I tell myself)

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Reply to: I have a lot of the 2700 CR6 (HD version) in our basement, and they really don't look yellow to me at all. I love their color, actually. Very clear and crisp, but not blue at all. I will use the same color in the 800 lumen ones (so sad can't get them cheap like the 575 lumen ones!) in our 10 ft and 9 ft ceilings and then use the 575s for our 8 ft ceilings. (Our electrician has convinced me to go with the higher output ones for the higher ceilings . . . you do save a good bit by having to use fewer fixtures, so that helps offset the cost . . . or so I tell myself)

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