Mkaram
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Yeah, if he was really rich he'd use a Christie eclipse!Shoddy? The JVC N7?
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Trinnov Altitude 16 Review (AV Processor)
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Shoddy? The JVC N7?
All projectors are shoddy compared to OLED.
117in. Size matters.
nerdstrike
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This thing might be 17 grand, but it has a PS/2 port! Hardly anything has that kind of connectivity these days.
One nice thing about the SDP-75 is that it comes with the Harman target curve (that I am using) as well as PEQ settings for Revel speakers (ditto). I actually don't know what Trinnov's default target curve is like...
Flat line- no target curve.
and OLED can deliver these sizes, while the largest off the shelf OLED TV is 83in, they can really cut panels exactly to your liking when you're paying Trinnov prices.
It's just seem a little disturbing that a person would pay that much money for audio but very little (in comparision) to video, specially considering that our sight is way way more developed than our hearing is and the law of diminishing returns hits much much higher up.
Ouch, I would not have expected that... OTOH maybe that is a reasonable starting point for users to adjust to taste. In the past I usually set up my system flat and measured to get everything as good as possible, then adjusted from there. Chances are they expect these to be installed and/or calibrated by a knowledgeable dealer or guru and they would set a reasonable curve. It would be nice if the Optimizer, and most especially the Wizard, provided a few target curves for users to try. Of course, you can set your own to the n'th degree, but I would expect installers to set a decent curve for anybody who buys one of these things.
Shoddy? The JVC N7?
I am just curious about the fan noise of very nice JVC N7. Then I found this page saying "in low lamp mode the fan noise is only 20dB, moving up to 28dB in high lamp mode."
I recently replaced Panasonic Plasma TV with Panasonic 4K OLED, very nice but the size is "only" 65 inch..., quite envy for 117 inch OLED if available!
I connect the 4K OLED TV to PC of my HiFi stereo audio-dedicated system not so often, once or twice in a month, though.
I honestly would rather have 65in of OLED than some projector with washed out colors, it's just night and day.
the color uniformity, the blacks, the very short response time for gaming. just divine.
If you want a Real Home Theater and have the room, you need a projector. Otherwise might as well watch Star Trek 4 on your smart phone.
I have both a 65 inch TV and a Sony projector in the same room. Each has its strength. For true immersion with a surround sound system, the 65 cannot compete unless (maybe?) one sits within 6 feet of the screen. I haven't been in the market for either a new OLED since last year, or a new projector since I acquired mine about 2 years ago, but does any company even make 100+ inch OLED TVs? I know 88 inchers are available but that still falls short for true immersion.
That's what all the guys say that measure up a little short.it's not about how big it is, it's about how you use it.
That's what all the guys say that measure up a little short.
Yo mama didn’t think it was short last night
.Anyway jokes aside it’s very obvious that you haven’t seen an OLED before, I highly recommend that you do.
Our sight is much much more sensitive and much more developed than our hearing. Treat your eyes to a visual snack instead of something that looks like a printer running out of ink.
A shoddy Ferrari because the Lexus rides quieter?Shoddy? The JVC N7?
The problem is that OLED's are still highly susceptible to screen image burn. I had a very expensive rear projector ruined in a very short time from screen burn, once bitten twice shy. No sir, not for me. For now I'll stick to LCD's, I'm looking at a 85" Samsung to replace my 75" Sony in the near future, I've no room or wall size for a big projector.Yo mama didn’t think it was short last night
Anyway jokes aside it’s very obvious that you haven’t seen an OLED before, I highly recommend that you do.
Our sight is much much more sensitive and much more developed than our hearing. Treat your eyes to a visual snack instead of something that looks like a printer running out of ink.
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