I've heard the two used interchangeably, but in general a shade is a variant of a color (e.g. navy blue vs royal blue vs columbia blue) where a color scheme is a set of shades used in combination (e.g. half-brights).
A color scheme is an arrangement of colors on the cube. Shades are the choices of how exactly bright or dark you want those colors to be. I would consider changing just one color (pink for red, or black for white) not to be an entirely new color scheme, but just a variant.
Really? Because I'd consider one different color to be a different scheme. I'm not sure I'd ever apply the word "entirely," because it's such a small set.
You can have different colour schemes with the same shades. For example the Japanese colour scheme is red opposite orange, green opposite yellow, and blue opposite white.
Nope. Whether something is an issue or not depends on who's using it, so if it's not an issue for you, then, well... It's not an issue for you.
Refer to the magnets thread. start reading right about here.
It's an op
You sound like a good candidate for the WeiLong GTS. look up reviews for it and I think you'll agree.
You may have stripped the core and need to replace it.
I believe (but am not sure) they get the stock in bulk from the cube companies themselves. @4Chan is probably the best person to ask about this.
Thanks! Do you think magnets will help better match my turning style?
well, people say the magnets improve stability, and you are saying you don't need stability. it might slow you down too much, or perhaps, you'll like the feedback it gives you. so far, I don't know anyone who says they don't like the GTS M.
