Mnyb wrote: > Please not blue try that in a dark home cinema , and a blue led is often > very brigth too ,eye piercing . > In fact it s a horrible fashion the latest decade to have blue LEDs on > all tech , it was a statement when they where expensive now it's just > tacky . Completely disagree, blue is a much nicer color than red or green and it doesn't have to be bright at all just choose a low level LED and in a theater blue is much sexier than red, green or yellow and much less offensive to the eyes. Besides what's the equipment doing in a Theater in the first place, that's what racks and equipment rooms are for. :) If you have a blue LED that's too bright mark it up as much as you like with a black sharpie (marker) and you're good to go.
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