You need to look for LEDs with a very high CRI (Color Rendition Index) Your Xenons have a CRI of 100 since they yield all wavelengths of light across the spectrum. LEDs emit only at specific wavelengths so require (expensive) tricks to mimic light from an incandescent. Good LEDs can have a CRI up to about 95, cheap ones are down in the 70's and will make food look like something from a zombie movie. We used The Phillips EW Powercore with a CRI of 85, the best I could find a couple of years ago and they are OK. Perhaps there are better ones now.

Swapping them out is easy if the wiring is already in place.

Excuse the highjack.

rweigand -- What can I buy to replace soft white 60W incandescents in our MBA sconces? A year ago I read that someone was bringing out something 'soft', but I haven't seen it anywhere.

Additionally, I don't know what I will do when I run out of the bulbs for my Juno Track 12 undercabinet lights!