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RE: Analysis Paralysis

Posted by cin5 on January 17, 2025 at 00:07:55:
"A man's got to know his limitations", and for most on horribly overpopulated, and over school taxed Long Island, the limitations are all about living space. Sure, if I was living in my sheer (emphatically sheer) fantasy realm-in a peaceful but affluent New Mexican town (would Rio Rancho or Mesilla qualify?) in a ~2200 sq ft house-then a 75" TV would hardly crowd my floor standing speakers with 15" midwoofers and two ft wide midrange horns.
Happily, the 65" Sony A80L OLED TV that currently sits 12 ft away in the living room of my 1100 ft co-op, while not immersively large, looks quite sizable to my eyes. And I might be moving it a foot closer later on.