Sticker colors for white cubes

[Dene]

Either. Yay, color neutrality!

I was wondering about this. I only have black cubes, all with the "standard" colour scheme.
Have you tried cubes with different colour schemes/different coloured cubes and not had any problems with it?

 

[Jacco]

I'm afraid that I will be having problems with messing up yellow and white since the differences are less visible on a white cube. What do you guys with white on white think of this?

 

[CharlieCooper]

I'm afraid that I will be having problems with messing up yellow and white since the differences are less visible on a white cube. What do you guys with white on white think of this?

i found that very annoying, hence why i changed yellow to black. having said that i didn't have a particularly vibrant yellow to start with.

 

[masterofthebass]

I'm afraid that I will be having problems with messing up yellow and white since the differences are less visible on a white cube. What do you guys with white on white think of this?

I don't have any issues on my 3x3 or 2x2, but I suspect that on the larger cubes, 6x6 and 7x7 the yellow / white will be more blended, as the cube has a "higher resolution (dpi)" than the smaller ones. Already, blue/green somewhat fade together on a completely scrambled 7x7.

 

[rjohnson_8ball]

I'm afraid that I will be having problems with messing up yellow and white since the differences are less visible on a white cube. What do you guys with white on white think of this?

I have trouble seeing white from yellow on any cube. But at least on my white cube, I notice the trim is different around the yellow stickers, so it is not so bad. I was concerned about confusing black with the dark blue, so that is why I chose to keep white and not use black.

 

[yurivish]

I tried cubesmith's chrome stickers (they're silver shiny ones, the ones on this page: http://cubesmith.com/3x3x3.htm) on my new cube today. I took them off after a few minutes. Though I'd no doubt get used to them in time, I really do prefer not having any stickers, or white ones if any.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

I'm fine with either white or black in the usual white spot.

Still BOY scheme, of course.

 

[rjohnson_8ball]

I'm fine with either white or black in the usual white spot.

Still BOY scheme, of course.

BOY? I assume that means Blue/Orange/Yellow clockwise at a corner? Is "BOY" the way most people describe it? I refer to it as RWB for Red/White/Blue on a standard cube, but I am in the USA. Doesn't the Japanese style also have a BOY corner? (Blue opposite White, Orange opposite Red, Yellow opposite Green, with I-don't-know clockwise)?

 

[CAT13]

yeah, that would be great if Chris Licciardi from cubesmith.com could put a "V"-Logo into the sets he will send. But maybe he isn't allowed or something because it aren't real V-Cube-stickers. We will see, he probably thinks about this, too.

I don't see why he wouldn't be allowed to. It is a letter. You can't just invent something and then put a patent on a letter. "Hey, you can't put my letter M on that!"

Anyway, I like white on white. but I've never tried black on white.

 

[brunson]

You don't patent something like that, you would trademark it. Try putting a lowercase m on a small hardshell, chocolate filled candy and watch the lawyers line up. ;-)