Beginners Guide - TV Size vs. Quality
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- I said LCD and LED a couple times but the 86” TV is most definitely a LED.
Also, the brightness of the OLED washed out in the image comparison, which I was expecting.
Pay attention to the helmet image, that gives you a good representation of image quality, especially the black portions.
Movie used - Oblivion 4K disc
Here’s a the Amazon link:
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86” TV - LG 86UK6570pub
LG link:
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65” TV - LG
LG link:
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Blu-ray Player Used - Panasonic DP-UB820-K
Amazon link:
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Subscriber Count During Recording - 4,671
I really enjoy your humble approach man.
Keep up the great work
the best review on this topic ever, thanks AG
Another good learning content.
I replaced my 65 LG oled with a 77” Sony Oled. The LG is now in my garage with my old theater set up. I wanted an 83” oled but could not justify spending an additional $2,300 to gain 6” of screen.
the contrast on an OLED TV is just so freaking good. watching the gray blob on the LCD drives me nuts. For auxiliary TV's LCD is fine but for the main TV in the house it will be hard for me to shift away from OLED.
Now that I’ve sold the 86” TV and I have had a couple days back with my C9, I definitely know I made the right choice.
The problem is, that I now want a 77” OLED. It never ends. Haha
Thanks for stopping by, Ken!
The oled looks richer and brighter. The 85 picture has a white haze to it. Good choice on going for the 65, I would go for quality too. Great comparison video. Looks like you got a good work out too. Lol
Would you go for a 75 inch Sony x900h or 65 lg cx OLED? 7-9 feet away
75 Sony FTW, crazy they only cost 1500 now days
hi, I am looking to purchase a 4K tv and minimum viewing distance is 8ft and maximum is 13ft..
should I buy 50" or 43"??
Was it just my phone or was the OLED TV completely washed out? Details were gone just saw white on most of the screen. 85" looked way better!
Yeah, I’m not happy with the way the OLED video demo turned out:/
The dynamics of the OLED panel were just too much for my poor iPhone camera. In fact, I just went camera shopping about 30 minutes ago, so I can provide higher quality videos.
I was pretty bummed when I say how the demo portions turned out. I almost deleted the video but figured someone out there might still find it helpful.
I can assure you, the OLED wasn’t washed out or anything. Just poor recording equipment. Haha
Hey Dustin happy good friday I like tv size and quality
I’m with you there! My only problem is that my budget usually makes me make sacrifices:/
After going through this, I’ve come to realize that I just need to save for a larger OLED. Haha
Happy Good Friday, my man!
What's the best oled right now c1 or g1
Great video! Question off topic how was the marantz amplifier you had the av7055 reason I ask I was thinking of getting one and want to see if it’s an upgrade over my reciever
I always choose size instead of quality , I put more emphases in my Home Theater audio department , my current TV is a Sony Bravia 4k 85 inches and looks good. Led technology is way better today than before specially the Micro led tv and the other new technologies . Oled still expensive specially for the bigger size and there are not so bright as Micro Led Tv are
Definitely can understand that! I love my OLED and I’ll eventually upgrade to a 77” but they are quite expensive.
LED technology has come a looong way, especially the last 3 or so years.
Having that 85” huge TV in my living room was quite fun, that’s for sure!
The 86 is direct lit, not edge lit. For me, OLED is great tech, but for my HT, size and value was the winner. The LED was 10" larger and half price of the OLED. Movies look great! Thanks for reviewing.
Thanks so much for this video! I am thinking of buying a new T.V. to replace my 10 year old plasma Panasonic 50". Not sure what size to buy. My room is about the same size as yours and I think a 65" would more than be enough for me!
Growing from a 50” to a 65” is a big step up so if you’ve been pleased with your current set, I’m sure you’ll love the extra screen dimensions.
I will warn you, plasma is highly underrated so I would think about going OLED, if you want the extra size and not lose PQ.
This video didn’t turn out as good as I wanted but moving these big TV’s around by myself took a bit out of me.
Anyway, on to the next video, my friend!
@@blazermdx Thanks Dustin!!
Would definitely choose quantity over quality.. thats me!
I was close to making that same choice myself, so I definitely don’t fault you for it.
Ultimately, I think the face that I sit around 7’ from my TV, I decided to go with the best picture quality.
I totally understand people going for a larger TV, if their viewing distance is more than 10’ or so.
Thanks for the reply, my friend!
You can get a 73'' DLP for $50 now days, local pick-up.
Hi Dustin. Would a Pioneer elite vsx-504 receiver work well with the Polk lsim703s or the new Polk Reserve r 200s? I can't go emotiva Pt-100 and amplifiers because the emotiva has a handshake problem with the optical out on Samsung tvs. So I can't do a home theater system with it and thought about the Pioneer elite vsx-504.
Damn I just want good 75"+ TV without fancy speakers, using it for home theater.
really good video idea, but you cant really record a tv to an extend that you could judge its looks, especially if you are still using your phone to record, a lot of bright, overexposed spots, and also the same with darker spots. but still a good idea, only the recording is kinda useless unless you have something as high end as a red camera or an arri alexa
When I watched the video, I wasn’t happy with the way it turned out on my phone. I decided to post is anyway but I might delete it down the road.
I agree, I need to invest in a higher end camera, vs. using my phone. But this channel is starting to cost me more money than I’d like.
Maybe I’ll use the money from selling this 86” TV, to pick up a nice camera..
Thanks for the feedback, my friend!
@@blazermdx also another question, have you ever thought about making a place where we, the community can hang out and discuss or talk about audio stuff and maybe talk with you too? for example on a average guy hi-fi discord server maybe?
Have a 65'' DLP and thinking about a newer one but it sucks they don't have decent 70'' TVs, 75 seems a bit too big. Should have compared a Sony or something, non oled LG aren't that great.
Unlike what my wife keeps reassuring me with something else, in an HT size does matter.
Haha!
The main thing I learned from this experience was that I need a larger, OLED. But my bank account doesn’t agree with my conclusion:/
Nothing beats oled and after seeing both you won’t go back to lcd/led based tvs they just don’t compare at all
Overpriced and Overrated,Burn in,Auto dimming and can’t leave it on and can’t game,Not good technology,Leds get brighter and have better hdr
@@Jza-GZa40k overpriced I can agree but you gotta usually pay for the best overrated no burn in is covered with my warranty so it’s a moot point leave it on why just to waste energy can’t game my ass lmao oled is one of the best to game on not good technology now you just sound dumb led get brighter yea so freaking what that’s the only argument you led fans ever have my oled I’ve never said hmm I can’t see it have fun with your grey blacks lmao and spotlighting halo effects etc
I have an 1080p 75 an good Lord it's huge . Love an huge tv . Don't really care it's 1080p it's weard
83 inch oled is the solution. Hahaha...
That’s the problem. Haha!
I’m too broke for an 86” OLED but those tabletop laser projectors are coming down in price..
Oled or nothing lol
After putting myself through this exercise, no arguments from me!
The OLED dynamics are just stunning, so much so that my poor iPhone 10 camera couldn’t keep up and overexposed the image in the video:/
Now I need to save for a larger, OLED TV. It beck we ends! Haha
At a pawn shop?????
You might be surprised at what you can find in your local pawn shops and thrift stores.
They had just put this beast out, when I got there. I just couldn’t resist trying out a TV this large in my place, so I pounced.
Now that I have had some more research time with my OLED again, I’m definitely happy that I decided to keep it.
The dynamic range of an OLED panel is just something to behold:)