Mitsubishi WT-42315 Rear Projection

Mitsubishi WT-42315 Rear Projection 

DESCRIPTION

  • 42" Widescreen
  • Multimedia Video Processor
  • DefinEdge VSM
  • Five Picture Format Modes
  • Virtual Surround Mode
  • Progressive scanning
  • 8 Format Modes

USER REVIEWS

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[May 28, 2005]
sactohye
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Very good picture quality from HD sources. Room to hold a center channel loudspeaker on top

Weakness:

Must be warmed up for proper convergence. Sound system.

I prefer CRT-based TVs because of their better picture quality over plasma and LCD. In addition, they are much less expensive. The Mitsubishi WT-42315 has very good picture quality even when viewing DVDs. It’s fed by an LG LST-3510A combination DTV Receiver and DVD Player via the DVI interface. The LG up converts the DVD signal to 1081i. High Definition broadcasts are clear and sharp on this monitor, especially broadcasts which are either on video tape or live. Even film-based programming looks sharp and with no grain. This TV has two NTSC tuners which I don’t use. Since I have a surround sound system, I don’t use the TV’s internal loudspeakers, which are just two 5” drivers. The drivers in my center channel loudspeaker are larger. The TV’s internal sound system is only good for watching news broadcasts or other “talking head” programs. Then again, the sound systems in most TVs are no better. I wish they made one without the sound system and the tuners. One feature of this TV, which was a factor in buying it, is that there is room on top to put a fairly large center channel loudspeaker. In my case, a B&W LCR600 S3 sits on top. One oddity I have noticed is that the right side of the screen is slightly out of convergence when first powered on. After the TV warms up for 20 minutes or so, it comes back into convergence. I emailed Mitsubishi about this and was told that this is normal. Seems strange to me. The jack panel is on the right side on this TV. While that makes it easy to connect cables to it, it means that some of the cables are visible. A rear-mounted jack panel would have been preferred. I don’t use the TV’s remote control since I programmed all its codes into my Marantz RC2000 Mk 2 remote. Complete system (most reviewed): Mitsubishi WT-42315 LG LST-3510A Sherwood Newcastle R-725 Technics SH-AC500D B&W DM604 S3 B&W LCR600 S3 B&W DM602 S3 B&W ASW650 Philips CD-960 Akai 630D Advent 100A

Similar Products Used:

None.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
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