LEDs can get red plants red if the spectrum is balanced. If the LED does not include supplementary red LEDs or include red phosphors, then the red spectra will be low and unable to induce anthocyanin production.
Most white LEDs are 450nm blue LEDs with a yellow phosphor. This results in light that looks too yellow because of the low cyan-green and red spectra. Also, the lack of violet light makes different shades of white indiscernible.
So if you want to try LEDs and want good color rendition and red plants that will grow red, then a custom spectrum is necessary. Only BML (their stock aquarium fixtures have poor color rendition) and DIY will get you the results you want.