Re: HT in Tubes

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In Reply to: Re: HT in Tubes posted by kotches on April 26, 2002 at 06:36:45:

Better in this case is subjective.
Better for me means not bright or boomy. It doesn't have to be clinically precise, but pleasing to the ears in music mode. In movies I still want dynamics although not of the house shaking kind because I'm more into music than movies. Of course the system has to have decent movie effects, explosions, music soundtracks, and most important of all clear dialogs.
With regards to plasma displays, I can live with the imperfections because there are many things I like about it. For one you don't need a dark room and other devices (excluding the source) just to get good pictures from it. Also it acts as my TV and we have 5 or 6 local stations already in DTV and many of their OTA broadcast is in HD. Last but not least there is DirecTV. Bottom line is I have lots of choices and the system is quite flexible and easy to setup and operate.
One thing I'm curious about is how will a plasma monitor react to speaker magnets?

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Topic - HT in Tubes - htstsset 00:48:25 04/26/02 (5)

Tubes work great for HT - Michael 09:39:46 04/26/02 (1)

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Re: HT in Tubes - kotches 17:31:43 04/28/02 (0)

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