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In Reply to: Plasma buzz posted by joker0854 on April 23, 2010 at 18:34:28:
Presuming it's supposed to be there i.e. inherent in the design. Check your manual carefully, usually near the end, they may refer to it in a roundabout away near where they talk about stuck pixels...
IME it's most noticeable on plasmas with very thin glass (which is visually preferable in most cases). May just be a coincidence, but I don't think so...
Yes, it's more noticeable on brighter/whiter scenes. In my case, I use an "energy saving" mode and that reduces the buzz dramatically. Can you do that? I don't see any real diff in the PQ here that way (Pio TV). I can hear the buzz when there's no audio, but it's not as loud as my PS3 even which is farther away (the Oppo is almost silent). So it's not that loud. I'd prefer if it wasn't there at all, but part of the (thin glass?) plasma experience...
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