Just a note on bulbs and K. When you guys look at the SED diagrams, the one showing the color spectrum of the bulb and how much of what light it puts out, remember this: Your eyes do not see light as good as you think they do. Meaning, a XM-10 K is putting out more light, especially the blue, purple and red light, than you are actually seeing. Your eyes do not see blue and red as good as green. Same can be said for energy. Purple light puts out almost twice as much enrgy (think calories) as red light. Same thing can be said for a std light meter you want to buy, that measures ligh in foot candles or LUX. It also does not see light well. It is, more or less, calibrated to the human eye. The the readings are not true. Meaning that if two bulbs were almost the same but one peaked more in the blue and one peaked more in the green, the bulb with the green peak will always give a higher reading on a light meter, but the one with the blue peak may actually be putting out more light.