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Community weekly poll: My main TV set at home is:
- 1/17/06 1:24 PM
Sony KDFE50A10
by kboogie - 1/17/06 11:03 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
yes!!!
SONY 24" flat screen
by jalandry - 1/17/06 11:05 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
Best brand today.............
Sharpness baby, that's all that matters
by w0kie - 1/18/06 4:32 AM In reply to: SONY 24" flat screen by jalandryWhile the current Sony 24" flat screen sound quality isn't quite up to the previous Sony 24" flat screen model nobody comes close to Sony's picture sharpness in a standard definition CRT. I own both old and new models. If your Sony has audio out just feed that audio to a amp that feeds Bose speakers. Then you have the best possible living room standard def. experience you can get.
I have no desire for HDTV when I can already easily count the freckles on Andy Rooney's nose on my standard def. Sony 24" flat screen. This outstanding video quality is possible because my local affiliates feed their signal to my Cox Cable headend via fiber.
Bet you will change your mind...
by Rtweed - 1/18/06 6:01 PM In reply to: Sharpness baby, that's all that matters by w0kieYou say that now but just wait... I can't even watch standard now. HD football, basketball, and even discover is so addicting.
No Problems with definition, but.....
by Batchain - 1/19/06 2:04 AM In reply to: Bet you will change your mind... by RtweedThe Hitachi 32" CRT that just had its 10th birthday is sharp, clear and lacks no definition. All I'm wondering is where the hell all that incredible stereo I used to get until about 5 years ago went? "Warner" supplied it and "Comcast" kept it faithful when they took it over until that effect faded out fast until it was totally lost.
That room was sonically as close to a movie theater as you could imagine until about three years ago and now it's no different than any monaural sound. Upstairs, my sister's 6-month-old Sony *stereo* TV doesn't give a hint of its *stereo* sound.
As bedazzled as two of my neighbors are (I'm not, they're big and, to me, the "HD" just isn't there.) with their flat screen HDTVs I have a habit if using my *ears* along with my eyes assessing any TVs features.
I agree
by deirdrew - 1/20/06 10:53 AM In reply to: Bet you will change your mind... by RtweedShe will change her mind once she really sees 1080i HD setup correctly on a good HD capable TV, whether it is Plasma, LCD, DLP, or Direct Tube HD sets.
28" Flat Screen CRT 100hz from JVC does it for me
by lauti1970 - 1/17/06 11:13 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
My Tv is a couple of years old but is does work fine and the picture quality of it is excellent. I don't have a fancy home theatre sound machine and I don't need one right now as my daughter makes enough noise. Anyway, should need to upgrade in the future I'll think I'll go for a plasma.
Main TV
by ninthdragon - 1/17/06 11:15 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
Samsung HDTV.
Main TV at home is a Samsung 30' Wide screen CRT
by biswadeepb - 1/17/06 11:20 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
Main TV at home is a Samsung 30' Wide screen CRT
My main TV set at home is:
by jimleth - 1/17/06 11:45 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
I have a NEC HT1000 DLP overhead projector. My home theater is set up for both movies and music reproduction with music the more important. If you have inexpensive equipment, it makes no sense to buy good cables as you won't ever get quality audio or video from cheap equipment. I can say that, with my system, cables have been very important especially in music reproduction. And even expensive cables can have a sound of their own. If possible, try to use a dealer that will let you return cables that don't do it for you so to try another brand. Video is quite another matter as most projectors and TV's offer component inputs for DVD players. And to top that, now you can use DVI cables as well. S-video and composite don't cut it anymore.
Infocus screenplay 4805
by wwwes - 1/17/06 11:53 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
This projector is a winner. great picture! You should connect it with a digital DVD player; hdmi or dvi with the correct adapter. It's rather cheap, too.
Most stores will probably not have hooked up in a demo room because it's an entry level unit but it does live up to the excellent reviews.
my main TV
by ianmorris - 1/17/06 11:56 PM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
Toshiba 28"CRT digital reception via freeview
My only TV .
by Idaho - 1/18/06 12:30 AM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
11 year old Sony
(NT) only one telly it is Bush
by s - 1/18/06 12:36 AM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
My main TV set at home is
by rakvision - 1/18/06 1:05 AM In reply to: My main TV set at home is: by Marc Bennett
Pioneer rear projection tv model SD-533HD5
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