What kind of TV do you have?
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That would be wasted in the UK then, the signals are so compressed its pointless having a HD television anyways, unless your prepared to pay extra for Sky's so called HD service, which incidently is still heavily compressed and still doesnt exploit the tv to its best if you have 1080p !!!!!!!!
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Wanted a 1080p unit but at the time but couldn't wait so got a Sony KDS-R50XBR1. Phenomenal picture, when the optical block and lamp are good (bleh).
I have been turned onto blu-ray as of late so a new tv to fully exploit the player just might be in order =)
I have been turned onto blu-ray as of late so a new tv to fully exploit the player just might be in order =)
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Pioneer PDP506 50" display. A few years old now but still a great picture.
I'd heard about professional calibration being needed to get the best, but never had it done... Maybe I should, and then it would be like getting a new TV...
I'd heard about professional calibration being needed to get the best, but never had it done... Maybe I should, and then it would be like getting a new TV...
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Originally Posted by littlemouse' post='766744' date='Jan 13 2009, 08:35 AM
Pioneer PDP506 50" display. A few years old now but still a great picture.
I'd heard about professional calibration being needed to get the best, but never had it done... Maybe I should, and then it would be like getting a new TV...
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I'd heard about professional calibration being needed to get the best, but never had it done... Maybe I should, and then it would be like getting a new TV...
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it really is a night a day difference when it is done correctly. Just make sure whoever does it is ISF certified.
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='766391' date='Jan 12 2009, 08:27 PM
Hahahahahaha! I just realized you had the "Proud to be Pinoy" logo on your sig. That's great! What a dick!
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Originally Posted by Westcoast M5' post='767055' date='Jan 13 2009, 03:09 PM
50" Panansonic...I built it into the wall so the screen is flush....
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i like how you did that
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I have a Pioneer Elite 43" in the family room, Sony LCD 60" in the entertainment Room, Sony XBR 36" in the bedroom and Sony 20" in the other bedrooms.
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