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Thanks again everyone for your support! I purchased the LG 65" OLED for several reasons such as picture quality, ease of the menu, and price. Thanks to Gregg Loewen for calibrating my prior devices and continous support. If you need a calibrator, there is no better guy! Unfortunately I am out of...

Any thoughts on the . . . QN75Q8FNBFXZA 75" Class Q8FN QLED Smart 4K UHD TV (2018)

Thanks for the quick reply . . . viewing distance will be about 12'. I am moving away from the projector simply because of not being able to hang a screen and such. Considering I am looking at the OLED I expected to spend $2-3k. How are the Samsung QLEDs in terms of picture quality and such? I...

I have been using a projector with a 105" screen, but am now moving into an apartment. As such, I am looking for a new TV. After some initial research it appears that the 65" LG OLED may be the best option, butI am concerned about the size considering what I have been watching TV on prior...

Thank You everyone for the quick replies and advice. After taking a day to research and read online reviews, I determined it wasn't best to chance it. The good news is I was able to save $50 by purchasing the bulb from B&H as opposed to Epson. Thanks again!

I found this one which uses Osram bulb; thoughts? ELP-LP69 Epson Projector Lamps | with original Osram bulb | Pureland Supply

I need to replace my Epson 5020UB Projector lamp (ELP-LP69). I have looked on here and I understand thee is quite a difference between bulbs from the original manufacture and off brands. However, in my research I noticed that several suppliers are $100 or less than Epson and states that the bulb...

First and foremost, a huge thank you once again to Gregg at LionAV for helping me! http://www.lionav.com/ I started researching projectors a while back and when I finally knew what I wanted, I reached out to Gregg as he has helped me in the past by calibrating my Hitachi 51" CRT. Both his...

I read, and I may be mistaken, that Sony's Google TV can receive regular updates. The Revue would work, but I still would need a tv. Thus why I am looking at a wi-fi tv.

Seems more expensive than we are looking for, but thanks for the suggestion.

My wife has decided that she wants a television in the bedroom, but she does not want any wires being run or an additional satellite receiver (a shock to me to say the least, but I am going with it). Therefore, I suggested getting an internet ready television and subscribing to HuluPlus or using...

Thanks!!! Here are some pics.

Okay ... so, the tv will display whatever the video transmission is; correct? If that's the case, does it matter then what setting I set on the receiver; 1080i or 720p ?

I am re-posting because I do not see my post; sorry if it does appear twice. I got my new 58" baby and it is all set up with a 722K receiver. I never had a plasma television before and am getting used to the size, picture, and clarity. Almost immediately I did set the video to Cinema, lowered...

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I finally pulled the trigger . . . yes, yes it has been 6 months but that is because I got married and changed jobs so things just got hectic . . . anyways, I ordered the Panasonic 58S2 television due to its price and Sears' very very helpful customer service . . . I have had a bad back since...

thanks for the suggestion . . . what does that mean "set it to 2:3 pull down and 60Hz" ?

Okay, so some of you may have read about my recent trials and tribulations with my 2 year old Hitachi 51" CRT. Anyways, I am getting married in two weeks and now that everything is paid for, I want to start looking now to buying a new television before football season begins. I have done...

thanks dfergie and thanks again for your suggestions . . . I could not agree more . . . this buys me some "buying" time and coincidentally a chance for prices to come down as well . . . maybe I can target one of those early footballs season tv specials :)

ok . . . surprise, surprise . . . tv is fixed . . . and only set me back $170 . . . it is more or less a temporary fix and I will have to buy a new tv but that can now wait till after the wedding . . . essentially, (and i am not a techie) the codes were reset, the crts were/are weak and and...

like I said it is a couple of months away and my only concern with a projector is setting it up, making sure the image is properly aligned, etc., etc. projectors would probably sell more if there was a campaign to ease people's worries!

DJ Rob . . . interesting you say that because one of the component cables (blue) is basically just sitting in the input and can fall out upon touch. I am hoping that the tv just needs to be opened and those inputs tightened or whatever and it will be cheap and easy fix . . . I will post what...

no; whole screen dark and like I said, everything else is barely visible

Repair guy is going to charge $100 to come out and give an estimate; does this sound fair?