>paying money so israelites can tell you how good black people are and advertise chinky stuff right into your house
when you think on it people should pay you to have a television
43" next to my battlestation. It's great but I can't figure out how to use headphones with the soundbar. I literally have to rewire my setup when I want to switch from soundar to headphones.
Well cause you should be watching in total darkness with the right settings and good projector screen. You can’t just put a projector onto a wall and call it a day. Plus he probably has a cheap shit projector
That’s why when you have a projector is usually because you have an extra room in your house that you set up specifically for watching movies on said projector. It’s the same with speakers. Of course it requires more work to setup a 7.2 setup with a receiver than a Bluetooth speaker. Quality takes effort.
>what kino you wanna watch babe? >master and commander ? Sure let me grab the hdmi cord >ok now help me pull the screen down >hey can you turn all the lights off while you’re up? >oh ya pull the curtains to >one sec lemme change some settings
Again if you have a projector you should already have that stuff setup. You don’t roll down the screen because you have it permanently open. The hdmi cord will always be connected. The settings don’t need to be changed once set at the start after calibration. You do it once. Jesus frick are you too lazy to turn off the light?
>what kino you wanna watch babe? >master and commander ? Sure let me grab the hdmi cord >ok now help me pull the screen down >hey can you turn all the lights off while you’re up? >oh ya pull the curtains to >one sec lemme change some settings
projectors is what's used in control rooms: and it can't get higher fidelity than that (ie trying to see brightness dynamics not seen in the control room is meaningless and moronic)
also, contrast depends on the environment, though (it's not measured sequentially, like moronic monkeys do on moronic test sites: it's measured on black and white squares next to each others, on the same image: basically, your room should have the darkest colors possible)
also, and most important, a projector is the absolutely only way to get a proper center speaker, placed the proper way (ie one that's the same as the others, and placed at the same height: t. physics acoustician)
>Well cause you should be watching in total darkness with the right settings and good projector screen. You can’t just put a projector onto a wall and call it a day. Plus he probably has a cheap shit projector
They have one of those roll out screens you need for a projector.
>Amazon boxes for some junk bought on credit >a cat-piss smelling shit box next to the tv
bravo
Who tf puts their cats litter box next to the fricking tv?
Yeah what's up with the litter box ? That's gotta smell god awful while trying to watch tv. I mean if it's a small apartment at least put that in the damn bathroom
75", it doesn't actually feel any different to the 55" I was sitting in front of. I sit back a little further now. That's all that changed.
I think that distance-to-screen feeling has diminishing returns. For example, putting a phone screen right in your face, or a small monitor a foot away from your face, upgrading to a 55" from that is worth it.
But going from "large" to "slightly larger" doesn't feel much different if you're also adjusting your distance to compensate.
Well cause you should be watching in total darkness with the right settings and good projector screen. You can’t just put a projector onto a wall and call it a day. Plus he probably has a cheap shit projector
What is it with projectorgay cope? I know multiple and they both think that “it’s just like a 200 inch tv”
>What is it with projectorgay cope?
What is it with screenlet cope?
I'm not saying there's no tradeoffs but even your overpriced 85 inch tv is too small for cinema, even if you're >10' from the screen.
projectors is what's used in control rooms: and it can't get higher fidelity than that (ie trying to see brightness dynamics not seen in the control room is meaningless and moronic)
also, contrast depends on the environment, though (it's not measured sequentially, like moronic monkeys do on moronic test sites: it's measured on black and white squares next to each others, on the same image: basically, your room should have the darkest colors possible)
also, and most important, a projector is the absolutely only way to get a proper center speaker, placed the proper way (ie one that's the same as the others, and placed at the same height: t. physics acoustician)
I agree. I also like watch everything in a faded fuzzy way. Screenlets will never understand the feeling of sitting in a pitch black room watching a cinema perfect version of kino.(fun fact movies aren’t SUPPOSE to have deep black it’s meant to look grey)
>movies aren’t SUPPOSE to have deep black it’s meant to look grey
true
control rooms with a 100:1 contrast, measured on black and white squares from the same image, are basically god tier already (put that in perspective with the monkeys testing monitors and TVs the absolutely wrong way)
and again, trying to see and hear things that weren't seen and heard in the studio is meaningless and moronic
The tradeoff for a projector is spending the money for a light controlled room. If you can't afford that you're the one that's coping. >fuzzy >faded
Doesn't exist. >but the luminance of black when projected isn't technically zero so I'm technically correct
Technically correct is also my favorite way to be wrong.
don't exagerate
to get the 40-50° typically meant for a scope movie, on a 85" TV, you just need to get 80-100in from it, so it'd be technically feasible
there still remains the problem that you can't get a proper center speaker that way (and the center speaker is the one through which the vast majority of the sound will be output)
that's the one reason why TVs and monitors won't be fit for movies, or anything with surround, any time soon (good luck with acoustically transparent TVs, or anything even remotely alike)
Honestly a lot of the stuff home theatre guys tote as gospel isn’t really that important like viewing distance and angle. You just eyeball it and play around and see what works best for your equipment and room setup
it depends on what you want to achieve
for a mere TV room, I agree it's less important
but what most people believe is moronic, rly
for instance, no actual norm ever stated an optimal field of view: only a minimal one (say between 30-40°, though 40-50° for a scope is generally much preferred, which yields 31-39° for 16/9 content; prbly whence the fable of a 36°"ideal" viewing angle comes)
there are a lot of meaningful things that can help viewing a movie in better condition (and there's no better condition than what was experienced in the studio where it was created, nor can there be, by essence)
the actually hard part is the acoustics: no way to do any manner of movie sound (particularly surround) even remotely properly without a treated room (and I understand those things far better than most installer, of which I'm not: I'm an acoustics physicist)
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See that’s the kinda shit im taking about. You don’t need a treated room to properly hear the sound. The difference is so slight that you wouldn’t notice it when watching a movie because you’re paying attention to the film.
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>You don’t need a treated room to properly hear the sound
yes, you do
you absolutely do
and the difference isn't subtle: it's crazy big
eg, headrests on seats will yield reflections which will produce comb filtering (ie some frequencies cancelled, and others boosted) of easily 30-40dB
and each time you add 10dB, you perceive the sound as twice in volume
30-40DB thus is a variation of 8-16 times in volume
and I'm talking mere headrests, not even modes (variations in that kind of range too), seat position (not that many can get good in a small room, since the surround is supposed to be a diffuse field, and the front a direct field), surround (very hard: it's never supposed to come from any particular direction: if you can pinpoint from which speaker it comes, it's not surround), etc
I'll give you most commercial rooms are laughably bad, but a room properly done does make a massive difference, not just a simply measurable difference
the problem is it gets very expensive, even if you know how to do those things
the take thus is not to fret too much about that in a TV room, as I said, and to avoid spending too much on things you won't be able of using properly anyway (rly)
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seek literal professional help
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Honestly a lot of the stuff home theatre guys tote as gospel isn’t really that important like viewing distance and angle. You just eyeball it and play around and see what works best for your equipment and room setup
this
I have a 120" projector setup with a 5.1 that's sub 2.5K and it totally fricking rocks everyones socks off including mine
anyone who quibbles about the minutia needs a kick in the mouth
Which TV? I have a TCL 5-series 43" 4K and 1080p looks fantastic. I couldn't decide if it was upscaling or just the sweet spot of the size of the panel for 1080p
Cheap 4K Toshiba TV. If I scoot to the end of the bed, ~5 feet, the image looks worse. If I stand behind my bed 2 feet, the image looks better, but generally from my viewing spot everything looks great. That's why I think if the TV was bigger, I would notice a drop, even of marginal, in picture quality.
that amounts to 22-25° horizontal FOV
meanwhile, a scope (2.35-2.4) movie is typically made to be watched at 40-50° horizontal FOV (and that FOV has nothing to do with definition: most analog movies never had even 2k worth of horizontal definition; it's all about immersion)
>buy tv >have to fill out form that states you will now be required to pay for tv tax >cant ever get rid of it
t-thanks but I'll just watch it on my computer
Does it have your name on the letter? They only have your name if you're a moronic woman who contacts them to have them stop on the first place. Otherwise you just rip up the letters
Get a Sony. Their reality creation post processing is actually insane. I turn it off sometimes to see how things look without it and it’s a crazy difference.
Probably gonna go for 85 next time. I've had this TV for like 4 years so maybe now is a good time to buy? Not sure if something good is just around the horizon though
>tv covering built-ins >anime posters on wall >what appears to be trash on the fireplace >cheap as shit chairs littering every inch >boxes and frams laying around >shit all over the couch >shit all over coffee table >ironing board permanently out >not a single scrap of literature of any kind on multiple possible bookshelves >baby yeed
absolutely putrid and tasteless/10
meh too many people live here to keep anything to tidy since it's mostly manchildren and I have friends over all the time so I need the chairs. But yeah I do need to pick some stuff up it's been a busy few months
Mirrors belong in the washroom and on the bedroom ceiling and that is it. I don't use one in my bedroom because that is my main TV watching area and I make sure the blinds are closed and lights are all off. Bugs the shit out of me when the light is reflected off of something or I can see the light from a lamp within the TV screen.
49" 4K, which is perfect for my room size and watch distance
i had a 32" 720p for basically almost a decade until i finally upgrades this year. also for a PS5 for UHDs
>be me >live in a small house >old tube TV dies (it was buzzing so hard I couldn't watch it) >needs a new one >can't find a small led TV >all the TVs are 22" or bigger >give up >get an used 14" tube TV to watch animu and kino
I don't want a TV as big as a door, homos.
This was the cheapest that TV got, and I got 6 years worth of coverage.
Don't feel bad about TV's getting expensive Anon, this was just a high quality TV I had in mind for a while.
I tried getting a bigger TV for my room and it was just too much. I went from 40" to 50" and the 50" gave me eye strain as my eyes were darting all over the bigger screen to keep up with the action.
It's only a bad investment if it breaks down too soon. That's the kicker with the modern flat screen tvs. You might get 5-8 years out of it, might get all of 18 months. Who knows? Mean while back in the day the old tube tvs where like stay on 24/7/365 for 20 years straight? Sure no problem!
75", sit about eight feet away. It's a little big for how small my living room is, but there's still plenty of wall space where it sits.
I literally do nothing else in the living room except watch kino, so it was worth.
>75", sit about eight feet away
Yeah see that's what I'm thinking of doing too, same distance. Yet part of me like nah just go with a 65inch so you can still move it yourself if you must. I got a 55inch now in the back office/PC room now and a jump to 65 is still nearly 40% more TV.
but then again 75inch is like hurrrr my huge fricking TV. I don't know..
I can't fricking believe that in the span of 4 years since the movie finally came out for that stupid book, that I'd have gone from thinking Fahrenheit 451 was some old fart's doomer wet dream because old good new bad, to just seething that we're literally devolving into that hell world.
Can't wait to see the Anti Christ 30 years from now comin at my 60yr old ass in the livingroom through my Samsung 225" double HD screen monitor looking all Orwellion and shit telling me to take the Mark of the Beast and eat the bugs.
24"
my parents have something like 70" and it lights up the whole house and blinds me when i go there.
go be a b***h somewhere else
clearly kino is not the discipline or you
5in
I currently project at 92".
Yeah, right, because we all have ballroom-sized room
>Yeah, right, because we all have ballroom-sized room
Even rich people don't have stupid shit like that, unless they have a media center at their pad.
I got a 52 and 48 in my den so i can game whilst watching
>TV
What is this 2004?
What do you use, then?
Phone
>paying money so israelites can tell you how good black people are and advertise chinky stuff right into your house
when you think on it people should pay you to have a television
>paying money so glowBlack folk can track you
I watch tv on my computer (27" at close distance) and watch films in the cinema
Projector
55” in the kino station, I could have gone 85” but it would have absorbed the full room
I think like 60 is the cutoff. I have a 85" and I have to literally turn my head to see what's happing on either side of the screen. Too big
You’re sitting too close
Maybe he just has a very tiny head
If anything a tiny head would be better in this scenario wouldn't it?
if eyes are shaped the same, their size won't change the fov
43" next to my battlestation. It's great but I can't figure out how to use headphones with the soundbar. I literally have to rewire my setup when I want to switch from soundar to headphones.
I have a projector. its pretty cool
Projectors always look like ass to me. I have a friend who has one and it’s so washed out I’d rather just watch my phone.
Well cause you should be watching in total darkness with the right settings and good projector screen. You can’t just put a projector onto a wall and call it a day. Plus he probably has a cheap shit projector
>spend thousands of dollars on something
>it only works under specific conditions
>buy a tv
>it needs electricity
I feel ripped off
That’s why when you have a projector is usually because you have an extra room in your house that you set up specifically for watching movies on said projector. It’s the same with speakers. Of course it requires more work to setup a 7.2 setup with a receiver than a Bluetooth speaker. Quality takes effort.
Again if you have a projector you should already have that stuff setup. You don’t roll down the screen because you have it permanently open. The hdmi cord will always be connected. The settings don’t need to be changed once set at the start after calibration. You do it once. Jesus frick are you too lazy to turn off the light?
>what kino you wanna watch babe?
>master and commander ? Sure let me grab the hdmi cord
>ok now help me pull the screen down
>hey can you turn all the lights off while you’re up?
>oh ya pull the curtains to
>one sec lemme change some settings
Kek
I have this same conversation with myself and am perfectly happy.
lets type it letter by letter on the controller
wait, is it not on netflix?
Projectors will always be shit because it's impossible to project black onto a wall.
projectors is what's used in control rooms: and it can't get higher fidelity than that (ie trying to see brightness dynamics not seen in the control room is meaningless and moronic)
also, contrast depends on the environment, though (it's not measured sequentially, like moronic monkeys do on moronic test sites: it's measured on black and white squares next to each others, on the same image: basically, your room should have the darkest colors possible)
also, and most important, a projector is the absolutely only way to get a proper center speaker, placed the proper way (ie one that's the same as the others, and placed at the same height: t. physics acoustician)
>Well cause you should be watching in total darkness with the right settings and good projector screen. You can’t just put a projector onto a wall and call it a day. Plus he probably has a cheap shit projector
They have one of those roll out screens you need for a projector.
55"
Big enough to not hit the max limit for my small af room.
77inch oled
65 in right now had it about a year
43 inch 4K 60 Hz screen. Building a gaming PC soon and gonna get a 1440p 144Hz monitor. Might watch kino on there sometimes as well
50''. Anything bigger than 60'' would crowd my smallish apartment.
You’d be surprised.
42 in a fairly small living room
65"
Perfect for the size of the room and distance.
>Amazon boxes for some junk bought on credit
>a cat-piss smelling shit box next to the tv
bravo
is that the S95B?
Think sk
Who tf puts their cats litter box next to the fricking tv?
Yeah what's up with the litter box ? That's gotta smell god awful while trying to watch tv. I mean if it's a small apartment at least put that in the damn bathroom
I was moving that day, it doesn't belong there
>open box of shit and piss in the middle of living area
disgusting
75", it doesn't actually feel any different to the 55" I was sitting in front of. I sit back a little further now. That's all that changed.
I think that distance-to-screen feeling has diminishing returns. For example, putting a phone screen right in your face, or a small monitor a foot away from your face, upgrading to a 55" from that is worth it.
But going from "large" to "slightly larger" doesn't feel much different if you're also adjusting your distance to compensate.
Should have got 77inch
What is it with projectorgay cope? I know multiple and they both think that “it’s just like a 200 inch tv”
>What is it with projectorgay cope?
What is it with screenlet cope?
I'm not saying there's no tradeoffs but even your overpriced 85 inch tv is too small for cinema, even if you're >10' from the screen.
I agree. I also like watch everything in a faded fuzzy way. Screenlets will never understand the feeling of sitting in a pitch black room watching a cinema perfect version of kino.(fun fact movies aren’t SUPPOSE to have deep black it’s meant to look grey)
>movies aren’t SUPPOSE to have deep black it’s meant to look grey
true
control rooms with a 100:1 contrast, measured on black and white squares from the same image, are basically god tier already (put that in perspective with the monkeys testing monitors and TVs the absolutely wrong way)
and again, trying to see and hear things that weren't seen and heard in the studio is meaningless and moronic
The tradeoff for a projector is spending the money for a light controlled room. If you can't afford that you're the one that's coping.
>fuzzy
>faded
Doesn't exist.
>but the luminance of black when projected isn't technically zero so I'm technically correct
Technically correct is also my favorite way to be wrong.
don't exagerate
to get the 40-50° typically meant for a scope movie, on a 85" TV, you just need to get 80-100in from it, so it'd be technically feasible
there still remains the problem that you can't get a proper center speaker that way (and the center speaker is the one through which the vast majority of the sound will be output)
that's the one reason why TVs and monitors won't be fit for movies, or anything with surround, any time soon (good luck with acoustically transparent TVs, or anything even remotely alike)
Honestly a lot of the stuff home theatre guys tote as gospel isn’t really that important like viewing distance and angle. You just eyeball it and play around and see what works best for your equipment and room setup
it depends on what you want to achieve
for a mere TV room, I agree it's less important
but what most people believe is moronic, rly
for instance, no actual norm ever stated an optimal field of view: only a minimal one (say between 30-40°, though 40-50° for a scope is generally much preferred, which yields 31-39° for 16/9 content; prbly whence the fable of a 36°"ideal" viewing angle comes)
there are a lot of meaningful things that can help viewing a movie in better condition (and there's no better condition than what was experienced in the studio where it was created, nor can there be, by essence)
the actually hard part is the acoustics: no way to do any manner of movie sound (particularly surround) even remotely properly without a treated room (and I understand those things far better than most installer, of which I'm not: I'm an acoustics physicist)
See that’s the kinda shit im taking about. You don’t need a treated room to properly hear the sound. The difference is so slight that you wouldn’t notice it when watching a movie because you’re paying attention to the film.
>You don’t need a treated room to properly hear the sound
yes, you do
you absolutely do
and the difference isn't subtle: it's crazy big
eg, headrests on seats will yield reflections which will produce comb filtering (ie some frequencies cancelled, and others boosted) of easily 30-40dB
and each time you add 10dB, you perceive the sound as twice in volume
30-40DB thus is a variation of 8-16 times in volume
and I'm talking mere headrests, not even modes (variations in that kind of range too), seat position (not that many can get good in a small room, since the surround is supposed to be a diffuse field, and the front a direct field), surround (very hard: it's never supposed to come from any particular direction: if you can pinpoint from which speaker it comes, it's not surround), etc
I'll give you most commercial rooms are laughably bad, but a room properly done does make a massive difference, not just a simply measurable difference
the problem is it gets very expensive, even if you know how to do those things
the take thus is not to fret too much about that in a TV room, as I said, and to avoid spending too much on things you won't be able of using properly anyway (rly)
seek literal professional help
this
I have a 120" projector setup with a 5.1 that's sub 2.5K and it totally fricking rocks everyones socks off including mine
anyone who quibbles about the minutia needs a kick in the mouth
I don't have a TV and don't plan on getting one
43" and I watch from 7-8 feet away. Any bigger (or closer) and 1080p starts getting blurry
Which TV? I have a TCL 5-series 43" 4K and 1080p looks fantastic. I couldn't decide if it was upscaling or just the sweet spot of the size of the panel for 1080p
Cheap 4K Toshiba TV. If I scoot to the end of the bed, ~5 feet, the image looks worse. If I stand behind my bed 2 feet, the image looks better, but generally from my viewing spot everything looks great. That's why I think if the TV was bigger, I would notice a drop, even of marginal, in picture quality.
that amounts to 22-25° horizontal FOV
meanwhile, a scope (2.35-2.4) movie is typically made to be watched at 40-50° horizontal FOV (and that FOV has nothing to do with definition: most analog movies never had even 2k worth of horizontal definition; it's all about immersion)
Only rich people have a wall that high. Most people at most (in america) have probably eight feet
Paid five bills for this bad boy.
That tv just looks like it has a remote with dog bite marks on it
>empty houses/apartments with new furniture and some amazon boxes
Is everyone on Cinemaphile a divorced male?
I thought this was a scene from The Ring with the dude's face being deformed and I am laffing right now fr fr
do men really?
>buy tv
>have to fill out form that states you will now be required to pay for tv tax
>cant ever get rid of it
t-thanks but I'll just watch it on my computer
This is an American board.
What the frick are you talking about? That's not a real thing
Here they send you the tv tax and you have to tell them you don't have a tv for them to stop.
Does it have your name on the letter? They only have your name if you're a moronic woman who contacts them to have them stop on the first place. Otherwise you just rip up the letters
tvs are so cheap these days. you can literally buy a 4k 55 inch for like $150-200
Anon, don't be stupid. That's TCL level shit.
idgaf it's cheap as shit and big as shit. looks good to me
You do give a frick, else you wouldn't care that you just got btfo
Enjoy your malware and sound compression moron
And they all have gimped software. Less than 500 you're just a moron.
It’ll have shit upscaling. Get an a80j
Here’s the setup from my lake house.
It’s like being in the actual theater and I often invite my elderly neighbors over for film festivals.
*Hotel
I have a 65” but plan on upgrading to 77” LG G2 at some point.
Get a Sony. Their reality creation post processing is actually insane. I turn it off sometimes to see how things look without it and it’s a crazy difference.
>when you need a big tv to compensate for your small or cut off dick
>when you have a big TV and an even bigger dick
big tv big dick chads rise up
Just bought myself a LG C1 77" OLED.
Cost a pretty penny but it looks so good bros.
That image just looks like it's a normal sized tv with a tiny sized wife and kid.
75 inches
Probably gonna go for 85 next time. I've had this TV for like 4 years so maybe now is a good time to buy? Not sure if something good is just around the horizon though
>tv covering built-ins
>anime posters on wall
>what appears to be trash on the fireplace
>cheap as shit chairs littering every inch
>boxes and frams laying around
>shit all over the couch
>shit all over coffee table
>ironing board permanently out
>not a single scrap of literature of any kind on multiple possible bookshelves
>baby yeed
absolutely putrid and tasteless/10
Post your basement
>Books good many smart
Grow up
>not a single scrap of literature of any kind on multiple possible bookshelves
The loser booksbythefoot.com user vs the chad libgen user.
meh too many people live here to keep anything to tidy since it's mostly manchildren and I have friends over all the time so I need the chairs. But yeah I do need to pick some stuff up it's been a busy few months
you're a disgusting excuse for a person
couch is way too far away
Which one?
both
I just assumed it was the exaggerated photo perspective
that mirror must be pure cancer watching in a dark room
Mirrors belong in the washroom and on the bedroom ceiling and that is it. I don't use one in my bedroom because that is my main TV watching area and I make sure the blinds are closed and lights are all off. Bugs the shit out of me when the light is reflected off of something or I can see the light from a lamp within the TV screen.
what the frick is going on in this room
I can smell the mental illness
how can one person have so many good things but such shit fengshui
I see the baby yeed and anime poster
I know even mentioning vr sets off schizophrenics and deranged poorgays but watching movies on a theater sized screen at home is maximum comfy
24", looking to upgrade to 32" or 40"
65 Samsung 4K also has a sweet game mode
Fricking crazy when that game mode is off.
I got it set to auto game mode
Same but I had some power issues so had to turn it off and it was night and day
55” oled
I’ve so considered projectors but they’re not great for gaming from what I’ve heard. Maybe I’ll get a 65” oled down the road.
>cat pussy
>dead cat pussy
RIP
not gonna lie, that's my set up screen when i'm jerking off watching porn, camgirls and social media girls in general at same time
49" 4K, which is perfect for my room size and watch distance
i had a 32" 720p for basically almost a decade until i finally upgrades this year. also for a PS5 for UHDs
If your tv is over 40 inches and your bed is a twin size then have a nice day
My bed is a King and my TV is 75"
What now, poorgay?
Lmao
literally the setup in my apartment. I went down from a queen to a single twin for muh stoicism.
That's disgustingly Fahrenheit 451.
>just get that 3rd wall installed!
>now get the 4th wall!
>always be staring at a screen!
I don’t understand what you’re trying to say. What do you mean getting a third wall installed?
king size bed and a 60 inch OLED. got a minifridge in here and my PS5 and a pretty nice budget PC on a desk next to the bed. peak comfyness
>be me
>live in a small house
>old tube TV dies (it was buzzing so hard I couldn't watch it)
>needs a new one
>can't find a small led TV
>all the TVs are 22" or bigger
>give up
>get an used 14" tube TV to watch animu and kino
I don't want a TV as big as a door, homos.
You can’t be serious. If this is real you are severely autistic
It is real. The tube TV was cheap as frick too.
Just go to a good will or Salvation Army, they normally have tube TVs on sale
Wow, and I thought I was a sperg holding on to my plasma.
TVs look ugly I don't own one.
Oh hey, it's finally my thread.
I grabbed myself an LG C1 77 inch TV.
>TVs now cost 2 grand
...
This was the cheapest that TV got, and I got 6 years worth of coverage.
Don't feel bad about TV's getting expensive Anon, this was just a high quality TV I had in mind for a while.
I don't like those new 3d tvs I feel like it warps my brain if I'm staring at the images for too long
>new
Wait I thought they stopped doing the old 3d tv gimmick or is it back again?
>Wait I thought they stopped doing the old 3d tv gimmick or is it back again?
they came out a few yrs ago, the images are super sharp
Ok so the trend came back then, I just remember when networks stopped doing 3d versions (like espn) like 10 years ago.
how would you even fit something like that in the door ?
ohhh so thats why you guys are racist. you're all upper middle class white people
70"
refresh rate > higher res > larger physical size
I do not have a TV, I use my PC monitor on a swiveling mount
What kind of projector would you bros recommend for an apartment?
I have a 70" Tv but my wife uses it to watch downtown abbey and british home shows while I end up just watching youtube videos on my computer
I tried getting a bigger TV for my room and it was just too much. I went from 40" to 50" and the 50" gave me eye strain as my eyes were darting all over the bigger screen to keep up with the action.
85"Samsung
cost me a small fortune, but damn It fills my living room.
feels like a bad investement since I rarely watch TV.
It's only a bad investment if it breaks down too soon. That's the kicker with the modern flat screen tvs. You might get 5-8 years out of it, might get all of 18 months. Who knows? Mean while back in the day the old tube tvs where like stay on 24/7/365 for 20 years straight? Sure no problem!
75", sit about eight feet away. It's a little big for how small my living room is, but there's still plenty of wall space where it sits.
I literally do nothing else in the living room except watch kino, so it was worth.
>75", sit about eight feet away
Yeah see that's what I'm thinking of doing too, same distance. Yet part of me like nah just go with a 65inch so you can still move it yourself if you must. I got a 55inch now in the back office/PC room now and a jump to 65 is still nearly 40% more TV.
but then again 75inch is like hurrrr my huge fricking TV. I don't know..
Imagine not turning the spare bedroom into a home theater with recliners and alcohol cabinet.
>Little Women
based
>the spare bedroom
aka the room you're supposed to set aside for kids.
>he only has a master and "spare"
pathetic projection
Are you both women? I watched a couple of trailers of this and i cannot fathom enjoying this is a man. If you a trannies you may answer as 'other'
iphone se
I can't fricking believe that in the span of 4 years since the movie finally came out for that stupid book, that I'd have gone from thinking Fahrenheit 451 was some old fart's doomer wet dream because old good new bad, to just seething that we're literally devolving into that hell world.
>Needing more than 40"
You people are sick.
I use a 48" OLED as a computer monitor...
Smaller televisions are more based because you can see everything in the picture without having to move your eyes and get eye strain
test
65” Oled with a 7.1 system and a 4k player. Shits cash.
Can't wait to see the Anti Christ 30 years from now comin at my 60yr old ass in the livingroom through my Samsung 225" double HD screen monitor looking all Orwellion and shit telling me to take the Mark of the Beast and eat the bugs.
Do I need a pill for that?
I watch my programs on this so my wife can use the 80” for her shows.
She doesn’t like it when I talk during television.
32" and I watch everything in DVD quality or lower, anything else is overkil
Get on my level homosexuals
I had a 55 inch TV but I gave it away to my dad because I literally only use computer screens.
4.7 inches