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* "MASTER" designation should point at better performing lamps but it is meaningless in this lamp range as they were normal lamps by the late 2000s; | * "MASTER" designation should point at better performing lamps but it is meaningless in this lamp range as they were normal lamps by the late 2000s; | ||
* there were 14W, 23W, 30W, the 1 meter 36W and standard 70W lamps as well but they were never as popular as the 18, 36 and 58 W ones, hence why they are omitted; also note that lamp gears and fixtures for these wattages is quite scarce as well; | * there were 14W, 23W, 30W, the 1 meter 36W and standard 70W lamps as well but they were never as popular as the 18, 36 and 58 W ones, hence why they are omitted; also note that lamp gears and fixtures for these wattages is quite scarce as well; just as well, the 6 and 13W TL Mini lamp types were a lot less popular than the 8W one; | ||
* Neutral white colour appearance lamps were seldomly used as the 3000, 4000, 6500 K lamps offered satisfactory variety; the 3500 K lamps or neutral white were traditionally popular in the United Kingdom; | * Neutral white colour appearance lamps were seldomly used as the 3000, 4000, 6500 K lamps offered satisfactory variety; the 3500 K lamps or neutral white were traditionally popular in the United Kingdom; | ||