Let's see your LCD/Plasma TV setup. - Page 3

Chris F. · #21 12-23-2005, 02:41 PM

Great setups! I'm chompin' at the bit for a new TV (I have a little 27"er and its 10 years old!) but I'm waiting until the 1080p displays have 1080p input and we'll see where the Plasma prices go.

I love the SXRD, its a great set. I just want 1080p input as the processing of the video signal will continue to improve. An outboard video processor will be a great add on in 4-5 years. You would be able to use a video processor with a 1080i input ... I'm just hoping for a 1080p input so there would be absolutely no processing from the TV at all.

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soccerjunky · #22 12-23-2005, 04:37 PM

if u have a hd signal then u're not going to be able to tell the diference that the 1080p delivers with the human eye (shown in a recent study), sooooooooo why wait , spend the money befor the wife does.

JV · #23 12-23-2005, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ncx

I would tend to agree with you. If your local power is fairly stable you would probably be fine with a surge/conditioner from Monster Power, Panamax, etc. That would put you in the $200-$350 range and still give you coax, phone, and LAN protection on top of clean AC power to your TV, DVD, and receiver. In the end, I think the point is to have the power device fail when a big surge hits, instead of our expensive AV gear. Spending thousands on power devices seems to have diminishing returns IMO.

$350 for my Panamax 5100, BIG improvement in quality of sound and video.

JV

breytonX5 · #24 12-23-2005, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by soccerjunky

if u have a hd signal then u're not going to be able to tell the diference that the 1080p delivers with the human eye (shown in a recent study), sooooooooo why wait , spend the money befor the wife does.

I agree on both counts...specially the part about the wifey

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