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RE: Pie-in-ear plasma are loudest (noise) in industry

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In Reply to: RE: Pie-in-ear plasma are loudest (noise) in industry posted by petew on March 25, 2008 at 15:06:59

I'm wondering just how many Kuros you have listened to to make a statement like that? My friends is dead silent. Of six reviews on Kuros that I have read not one has mentioned the displays being noisy (including lab testing and measurements). Did you consider that maybe the one you heard had a problem? Maybe the power supply has problems. Maybe there's a ground problem or a noise problem (EMI/RFI) or the power being delivered to the display is dirty.

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RE: Pie-in-ear plasma are loudest (noise) in industry - petew 15:43:47 03/26/08 (0)
Well perhaps you and your friends have more hearing loss than you know.

I'm not the only one who is annoyed and distracted by the noisy Pioneer sets:

"On another note, we did hear a very quiet, high-pitched hum coming from the Pioneer; the Panasonic plasmas, for example, were silent. The Pioneer was quieter than the sound of the fan on our PlayStation 3, but we could still hear it."

-- c/net reviews

As I said: most people won't be bothered by the buzzing Pioneer plasma -- because of the crap they watch.

try watching 2001 space odyssey on your Pie-on-ear ...

...try not to be distracted by the buuuuusssssssssssszzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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