> you can try and dress them up but unless you pay out the ass for (((flickerless))) leds you're not even close to the light quality of an incandescent that's one of the problems with leds. they can be made to emit any spectrum you want. it's all a matter of using better materials, but there's no "rating system" for the "quality" of light made by led bulbs and people just buy the cheapest one. i would have "aaa" (the highest rating) be the following: > zero flicker > smooth spectrum that matches either daylight or incandescents. > phosphors that are guaranteed to not degrade for at least 10 years. > no excessive blue/uv light i bet the (((industry))) doesn't want this because then they can't make eye burning headache inducing flickering bulbs (that change to be even more blue after a year), but are cheap as fuck.
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