Silver hilt, red blade.

[ktulu1347]

My Arbiter lives with a BR MLS unit installed and I haven't thought of changing that since I got it.  All machined aluminum, no black to be found and it looks absolutely amazing.  My Diamond Graflex looks pretty darn awesome set to BR as well, but that's definitely a more occasional thing when one is in just the right mood.

[Infinit01]

I have just the hilt for a BR blade now

[Cyclops942]

This is why I made the decision to buy as many of the hilts I liked with the Diamond controller. So far though, the hilts that I most attribute to the Darker side of the Force I got with RGB-A:

(Chosen One CE, Dark Graflex, Emperor’s Hand, Dark Monarch, Dark Sentinel LE v5, Dark Apprentice v5 and Dominix LE v3)

but if i'm feeling contrary, i'll put a deep purple, orange, etc in the blade color.

As I understand it, the RGB-A configuration gets you a warmer color palette, because you get Red, Green, Blue, and Amber LEDs instead of getting Red, Green, Blue, and White (and white is actually a blue LED topped with a yellow-looking phosphor coating that will emit white light when the blue light from the LED hits it).  In real-world usage, what impact/effect does this have on the blade colors you tend to use?

[Infinit01]

RGBA does give you better warmer colors while the RGBW is geared towards the cooler colors. Great to have both in my opinion

[Cyclops942]

RGBA does give you better warmer colors while the RGBW is geared towards the cooler colors. Great to have both in my opinion

Yeah, that's the part I get, actually.  I guess I should have worded my question better; sorry about that.

Aside from the RGB-A making the warmer colors look better, and the RGB-W making the cooler colors look better, what other differences are there in real-world usage?

[chalion]

Yeah, that's the part I get, actually.  I guess I should have worded my question better; sorry about that.

Aside from the RGB-A making the warmer colors look better, and the RGB-W making the cooler colors look better, what other differences are there in real-world usage?

In my filming, the RGB-A keeps pretty consistent in digital video/photos, maybe a little duller - the RGB-W tends to look more washed out/pastel-ly. With both, I do try to color edit a little, but RGB-W requires more editing.

[Infinit01]

Yeah, that's the part I get, actually.  I guess I should have worded my question better; sorry about that.

Aside from the RGB-A making the warmer colors look better, and the RGB-W making the cooler colors look better, what other differences are there in real-world usage?

I was adding to what you're saying so no worries.