D_Harris
Well-known member
I'm about to pick up some bulbs and was curious as to what others here use to light their game rooms, outside of the the conventional incandescent and unconventional black light.
There may not be a perfect solution, but it would be nice to have an option with a good color temp and is efficient, even if expensive on the front end.
It seems that there are disadvantages, no matter what you go with. Bulbs are wither energy wasters, put out poor lighting, or are hard to dispose of without having to wear a Hazmat suit.
I'm considering getting some CFLs. Specifically the "Daylight" versions I saw over at Home Depot, and I was interested in recommendations. (I'm even wondering if the bulbs that simulate "daylight" or "natural light" will increase the rate of cabinet artwork fading).
I guess Halogen is out, but I'm also looking into LED lighting. I just don't recall seeing those bulbs in any stores.
Thanks.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
There may not be a perfect solution, but it would be nice to have an option with a good color temp and is efficient, even if expensive on the front end.
It seems that there are disadvantages, no matter what you go with. Bulbs are wither energy wasters, put out poor lighting, or are hard to dispose of without having to wear a Hazmat suit.
I'm considering getting some CFLs. Specifically the "Daylight" versions I saw over at Home Depot, and I was interested in recommendations. (I'm even wondering if the bulbs that simulate "daylight" or "natural light" will increase the rate of cabinet artwork fading).
I guess Halogen is out, but I'm also looking into LED lighting. I just don't recall seeing those bulbs in any stores.
Thanks.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
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