Hi OP, what Fishbeard has said is not entirely true, so I hope this is some better usable information....
First, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to push more PAR into your tank, or use the T5s for color supplement?
The Aquablue special will be a white bulb and there is no reason to use this along with a 14k MH bulb unless your sole purpose was to push more PAR into your tank. (as you can see it has a full spectrum below)
The Blue+ is a favorite of most because it gives you a very good blue supplement with still a decent amount of PAR. This bulb is in the 460nm range. These bulbs really my my colors "pop." Spectrum shows it is much of the blue color with a hint of green.
True actinics are good to also to help fluorescence corals and get that "pop" but since they are further down on the spectrum, about 420, they have a more purple or violet color to them. actinics will still give out a usable amount of PAR, but are the lowest out of all the bulbs.
ATI has come out with a new bulb which is the Coral+. It looks like it is a blend of the Blue+ and the Aquablue special bulb.
Lastly, the Purple+.... I just to have the KZ Fiji Purple which is about the same bulb as the ATI (but the KZ puts out more PAR). This bulb is very red with a bit on the purple side. I did not like the way it looked at all... it flushed most of all my blue light. If you want some purple, use a true actinic bulb instead. As you can see color spikes at about 610nm around red.
I personally had more true actinics on my tank at first, and it made my tank look too purple and washed out. I found the right combo for my we 3 blue+ and 1 true actinic.