Home Theatre Projectors and related shiz

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vetran replied

17 December 2015, 23:59
plenty of good ~ 50" 4ktvs ~ £500

4K TVs | 4K Televisions | Richer Sounds

Cheap to run, ok picture. Have a projector, plasma tv , LCD tv and I find the Plasma probably the best visually. Most expensive to run though.

tie in a dedicated amp

AV Receivers | Home Cinema Separates | Richer Sounds

a reasonable Blu ray, I have a panasonic AV & Blu ray combined , I am changing to separates.

Blu Ray | DVD Player | Richer Sounds

Android
running KODI.

change out of a Grand.
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LucidDementia replied

15 December 2015, 11:55
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Ahh peaceful bliss....

As worthwhile as most of your comments.
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northernladuk replied

15 December 2015, 11:51
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Ahh peaceful bliss....
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LucidDementia started a topic Home Theatre Projectors and related shiz

15 December 2015, 11:40
Home Theatre Projectors and related shiz

I've been umming and ahhing about a new telly as we have a dying beasty in a bedroom and it's a vaguely good excuse to upgrade the "main" TV and reshuffle others.

As our living room kinda lends itself to a big screen I can see many benefits but it's all new to me. Anybody use this kind of setup or have any meaningful advice?

I can say I don't need to go short-throw and 4K machines are off the table due to expense. Yes I am COTBAC I just don't wish to spend small family car money on a display device.
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