Yep, agree with Razorback. I'd start it somewhere around 25-35% and work up from there.
Also something to consider, with LEDs, you are more likely to burn your corals with blues than with whites. It's not like Halides or T5s (since I know you've been around a long time and I'm sure have used other lights). Haldies and T5s had a trade-off, the more blue you wanted, the lower the PAR (generally). With LEDs, the blue LEDs are actually the higher PAR lights, with whites being sometimes equal but frequently less intense. Also some/most Blue LEDs are driven at higher current than whites, so that adds to the confusion.
I would set all lights in the 25-35% range, find a color that you like from there, then adjust them all up together until you're happy.
Worth noting, while above they mentioned how important it is to not bleach your corals, they didn't mention how easy it is to bleach corals with LEDs, because they're focused lights. That's why it's so important to start low.