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RE: is poor dark-picture reproduction universally problematic with LCD TVs?

Posted by Vic D on May 18, 2009 at 07:38:41:
My Sony XBR6 was burning 8000 Kelvin out of the box. The days of the Emmy Award winning Trinitron and the close to perfect adjustment settings out of the box are long gone. After a few months of use a professional calibration will go a long way to balance the picture quality and allow your display to live a longer life.