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RE: New TV: Take 2

Posted by Victor Khomenko on August 28, 2014 at 17:48:36:
Thank you for your suggestion, and I spent some time there. Some good information, for sure... some things I already knew, but more importantly I did not feel at home there. Most guys, all they do is put the "picture" of a totally black screen on their TV's and keep staring at it. No one seems to watch any movies, it is all about this aspect and that one.

A TV is much more than the black level, dimming and other things. This reminded me of audiophiles, listening to nothing but there "reference" and "demo" recordings.

I stopped frequenting that forum many years ago... I think I will stay in my shell... if I like what I see - that's all that matters to me.

But like I said - it is great that I followed your link, I DID get better understanding!