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12' from a 50"? Are you using binoculars? :=)

Posted by Jack G on August 16, 2008 at 10:13:11:
I'm sitting 8' from my 60" set.
>>>It goes much deeper than that. The supporting electronics are very different. Standard models have an awesome picture, but the Elites, with the better electronics, do the standards one better. Color saturation and black levels are better.<<<
That's the hype, but is it real? You can get an overall better picture from the 151 (Elite), at least in part because of the better controls it has-an ISF calibrator can't do much with the 6020 (non-elite) [hence, they don't care for it]. But, are the electronics really *superior*? There seems to be just as many complaints about buzzing with the Elite models as with non-elite. Call me skeptical.
If I am wrong, feel free to correct me (again), since there is a good chance I'm going to eventually buy one this year.
Jack