HiFiJeff
Super Member
Okay, I know this is going to open up a can of worms and a battle between plasma and lcd but I really want to share my opinion.
Over the past year. I have been through 3 Samsung 4K LCD TV's. Not because they were defective but because I just wasn't happy with the picture. The most recent one was the Samsung KS-8000. Which it was way better than the 2 Samsung's I had last year but still could never get the picture to look right. I picked up a DLP which for sure has passed it's prime and a stellar Panasonic plasma, VT-50 55inch. But the 55inch was just too small for my main area. So I finally ended up finding a 65 inch Panasonic VT30 series tv, which 4 years ago, was their flagship tv with a retail of $4000. Well today it could still be there flagship tv because hands down no comparison it's picture quality is so much better than the other tv's I have owned over the past year. I am finally happy with the quality and size of the screen. I will watch this tv until the day it dies. In my opinion, plasma is still king of the tv world and am completely done with lcd technology. I am curious to see where OLED goes but will wait until either my plasma dies or it get's a lot more affordable.
Over the past year. I have been through 3 Samsung 4K LCD TV's. Not because they were defective but because I just wasn't happy with the picture. The most recent one was the Samsung KS-8000. Which it was way better than the 2 Samsung's I had last year but still could never get the picture to look right. I picked up a DLP which for sure has passed it's prime and a stellar Panasonic plasma, VT-50 55inch. But the 55inch was just too small for my main area. So I finally ended up finding a 65 inch Panasonic VT30 series tv, which 4 years ago, was their flagship tv with a retail of $4000. Well today it could still be there flagship tv because hands down no comparison it's picture quality is so much better than the other tv's I have owned over the past year. I am finally happy with the quality and size of the screen. I will watch this tv until the day it dies. In my opinion, plasma is still king of the tv world and am completely done with lcd technology. I am curious to see where OLED goes but will wait until either my plasma dies or it get's a lot more affordable.