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In Reply to: New TV burn-in? (a bit long) posted by Dalancroft on November 6, 2000 at 13:18:49:
Every day your TV is getting worse, not better. Your eyes just don't see this, but instruments do. A TV is properly adjusted in a factory ofter initial worm up of at least 2 hours. This is anly break in needed, and it happens every time you turn on "cold" TV. There is no "break-in" over a months.
If your TV has gotten better, you just had a bad luck to get one that was not properly adjusted at the factory, and now you got a BIG GOOD luck that your TV is breaking down (slowly) and set itself to match proper adjustment. It will go worse over the time , as same as, any other TV.
Be hapy with your TV. It doesn't need break-in.
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- Re: New TV burn-in? (a bit long) - Tech 03:13:56 11/08/00 (1)
- Most reviews say factory settings are terrible - Dalancroft 10:18:02 11/08/00 (0)
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