[allister]

What is the HDTV/3DTV equivalent of head-fi.org? I'm looking at getting one and am starting on some research. Googling just throws up cnet and fly-by-night review sites. TIA!

 

[Kirosia]

avforums? 

 

[Landis]

AVS forums isn't too bad.
 
I believe there was a thread like this just a month or two ago, I'd recommend doing some page digging!

 

[Kirosia]

^ Ah my bad, that's what I meant. 

 

[daigo]

I read avsforum.com for a long time before purchasing a tv, receiver, and speakers three years ago. A lot of good information there.

 

[El_Doug]

audioholics is also an excellent home theater resource

 

[Somnambulist]

Another vote for AVForums, although it's mainly UK-based. HDTVTest is a good review site too.

 

[allister]

Thanks everyone for chiming in. So to summarize, we have
 
www.avsforum.com 3D TV section here
www.audioholics.com TV section here
www.hdtvtest.co.uk here
 
These should serve me well as I start my 3D HDTV journey. Thanks all!

 

[sebastian589]

AVSForums is a great resource. It can be overwhelming (even more so than head-fi) simply because there are so many models of televisions and because most television have some crazy model number/sku as its name/reference so you'll have to prepare for a whole lot of nonsense names etc. Like head-fi you'll want to be sure to utilize the search function. Also AVS is as serious about home theater as head-fi is about headphones so don't read too much into some of the issues and complaints as it can get a bit crazy and nit-picky.
 
I recommend finding a few models of tvs that interest you before heading over to avs and then researching those models, otherwise the amount of info can overwhelm.
 

 

[SiriuslyCold]

If you r in the UK this might be more pertinent
 
AVForums 3DTV