Q. I know Magnavox used to have it but I am not reading good reviews on them now. I know my new Sony and Sharp does not have it. I am interested in a 46 or 50 inch tv.
A. Sony...Samsung...Sharp or Magnavox. They ALL work the same.
Very Very Slowly....
So your commmercials will still blast you out of the room...and when the Smart sound feature actually kicks in AND you go back to your regular program, your program loudness will be weak for about 30 seconds...
The Circuit is nothing more than an Automatic Gain Control circuit, used for the last 40 years in TV sets for tuning...they can't make it any faster because it LOOKS at the average overall loudness of the sound signal....
Very Very Slowly....
So your commmercials will still blast you out of the room...and when the Smart sound feature actually kicks in AND you go back to your regular program, your program loudness will be weak for about 30 seconds...
The Circuit is nothing more than an Automatic Gain Control circuit, used for the last 40 years in TV sets for tuning...they can't make it any faster because it LOOKS at the average overall loudness of the sound signal....
How long is the power cord for the Toshiba REGZA Cinema Series 42XV545U HDTV?
Q. I want to see what options I will have for placement.
A. Although this is a brand new LCD without many if any specific public reviews, I went for the Toshiba for a number of reasons including perceived product reliability, feature set and value for money. I actively compared the Sony 40Z4100 and Samsung LNT750 which have both been on the market for several months, are highly rated to the Toshiba 46 (not 42) inch Regza XV545U. At the end of the day the Toshiba had it all even though I read some comments about lower contrast on other models I can tell you that I perceive no real issues even though the unit is installed in a very dark room. I have not calibrated the set but DVDs look great in cinema mode, even VCR tapes are acceptable. The SRT seems to be a real bonus and I will NOT buy a Blu-Ray player as a result. Set-up was extremely easy and I was able to do it all by my lonesome, essentially plug and play into a full A/V system, the remote is programmable for all my gizmos from a B&K AVR through Sony DvD and SAT box. You get the added bennies of 5:5 pull down and 120 hz. DVDs really look goood with no judder that I could tell. One gripe: the remote does not have an illumination button which would be nice in a dark environment. I ruled out the Sony because of some bad personal Sony product experiences including TVs. Although I always liked what I consider a very natural Sony picture image I've read about some backlighting and clouding issues on the LCDs and you pay the Sony premium price. As for the Samsung, I did not want a glossy screen due to too much glare and what i can only say are horror stories I read about customer service same with Sony (hopefully not with Toshiba).
I got the set from JandR. They were very accomodating and very communicative throughout the order process. They delayed my shipment at my request and held as well as improved the price up to the time of shipment. The box shipped UPS and arrived without damage on the day promised with some added packaging inside. I would definitely buy again from them.
I got the set from JandR. They were very accomodating and very communicative throughout the order process. They delayed my shipment at my request and held as well as improved the price up to the time of shipment. The box shipped UPS and arrived without damage on the day promised with some added packaging inside. I would definitely buy again from them.
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