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Review 4 of 9
Price Paid:
$3000.00 Summary: Thank to Keld from Denmark to advise me to buy this big TV.
I think there is no product in the market with this relation quality/price/size, maybe for a little bit more money you can buy some Hitachi models.
The first days that I had it, I called technical service for adjust convergence, then I saw technical setup ("prog- + vol- + power" in front panel). From then, I have worked a bit to adjust very fine convergency and the image have becomed great. With this TV, a finest setup of convergency is the key to have the better image possible.
Remote and menus in the screen are a little hard to hand, but the more weaknesses for this TV is the reflects of the screen. In order to watch the TV with a satisfied image you have to be almost darkness in your room or with a little light. 5 zooms are sufficients for all formats and teletext is quite quick.
Finally I can recommend you this TV if you want a compromise between normal TV and front projector with spend a reasonable amount of money. The high level 36" Sony costs about 4000$ and it is tiny compared with the 52" Thomson. You will enjoy much more with a big 52" screen than with a 36" screen and a better quality of picture, when you see a movie, size is the only thing that will make you believe you are in your little private theater. Strengths: High luminosity and contrast, big size, good quality for retroprojector, RGB input. Weaknesses: screen reflects a lot the light, remote, do not have RGB individual inputs (only euroconector). Similar Products Used: Mitsubishi AV29
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