Griffon wrote:
There are some advaced elecronis that can we used with RGBW or RGBA LED sets that allow a person to adjust the rating of each of the dis separately on a scale of 0 to 255 and it gives you 256 to the fourth combinations. 16 million or some foolish number. Of course the human eye is going to be pushed to see them all. As you change the output of each di you also change the intensity of the light.
Also, you have to be able to get to the board and program the colors so you need to be able to easily get in and modify the settings. Some cards use micro SD slots so you can program in insert the SD into the board. At least that is my understanding from reading the forums and boards on the Custom Saber Shop (TCSS) site.
If you are wanting to build your own there is almost no limit, providing your budget is limitless also.
The white with color disks is a common option but I don't know how well they do at 12w. See them often on 3w and 6w options.
Unless you just need to change blade colors constantly or need a very unique color then using standard LED modules is probably yhe way to go. There are several people who build as well as collect on the site who can probably provide you more sources of information. And probably more accurate info. I just know what I read and take that with a grain of salt and pepper.
Just rember, that in light the basic colors are red, green and blue. If you mix them all toether at equal intensity you get white light. If you want all colors in your saber, go with white. And it is a standard option when ordering and available at no extra cost.
At least that is my opinion...
Yes the official RGB spectrum has 16.8 million possible colors. I have a keyboard with RGB
. And yes, I think getting quick connect LED will produce the best light vs RGB or Color Discs.