[johnjen]

Talk about a divide by zero paradox…
hahahahahahahahahahahaha

JJ

 

[Ableza]

Anybody else wondering what'd happen if someone were to plug the Urd's usb output into its input?

No music, first of all.

 

[corndog71]

There's still a coax out.

 

[jsiegel14072]

Are you suggesting you're available?

If i was a few Decades younger, he would be a great guy to learn from and talk to!

 

[yonson]

Anybody else wondering what'd happen if someone were to plug the Urd's usb output into its input?

Perpetual music machine?

 

[bosiemoncrieff]

I’m looking for a TV for all the opera broadcasts I’m hoping to watch. 55” should be plenty. What do people think of this? Is there a TV with better I/o?

https://www.costco.com/lg-55"-class...n-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html

 

[FLTWS]

I'm still running a 60" plasma since 2007, have no idea what the new techs about. But I believe LG has a decent rep with their TV's.

 

[ev666il]

LG OLED is where it’s at if you’re after PQ.

 

[Ableza]

If you plan to watch operas, I hope you are not planning to use the TV sound...

 

[artur9]

I have 2 plasmas and a Sony OLED. Sony uprooted 55" plasma (Panny).

Daughter said, after I bought the Sony, Dad wasting his money on a TV.
Wife said, Oh, no, this TV is waay better than the old one.

You'll love the PQ. Hook it into a decent sound system and bob's your uncle. At least, I think that's how it goes.

 

[FLTWS]

I prefer my 60" Pioneer elite plasma to the newer tech I've viewed, but when this one dies, its over. The various LED designs can really pop images and colors but the plasma to my eyes is more "film like" as some would say.

 

[Randolf711]

I have 2 plasmas and a Sony OLED. Sony uprooted 55" plasma (Panny).

Daughter said, after I bought the Sony, Dad wasting his money on a TV.
Wife said, Oh, no, this TV is waay better than the old one.

You'll love the PQ. Hook it into a decent sound system and bob's your uncle. At least, I think that's how it goes.

In terms of TV guts, if you can afford a Sony OLED, it’s the way to go. After that I’d go LG. Sony’s work so well and have fantastic picture quality

 

[Ableza]

Sony OLED panels are made by the same factories that make LG. It's the electronics driving the panel that creates any differences between the two.

 

[JohnnyCanuck]

Sony OLED panels are made by the same factories that make LG. It's the electronics driving the panel that creates any differences between the two.

That, and the user interface.

A friend has an LG OLED TV and the picture is fantastic. Unfortunately, every time it loses power all his settings must be redone. That alone is enough to make me look elsewhere.

JC

 

[Zojokkeli]

I’m looking for a TV for all the opera broadcasts I’m hoping to watch. 55” should be plenty. What do people think of this? Is there a TV with better I/o?

https://www.costco.com/lg-55"-class---cx-series---4k-uhd-oled-tv---$100-allstate-protection-plan-bundle-included.product.100657327.html

Can’t go wrong with LG OLED, I’ve had one for over five years now and it still looks amazing. Planning to upgrade to a 77” model later this year.