The Official Pioneer 9G North American KRP-500M / KRP-600M Owner's Discussion Pt. II - Page 221

Originally Posted by CPL593H 

Can the Ethernet network interface for the KRP-500m be used for anything other than viewing & changing settings, and sending e-mail alerts?
I know about KuroReader, KuroControl, and the built-in Web Control System.
Can you input video via the Ethernet network interface (either from a computer on the same network, or from any Internet services)? (I assume that you can't, but figured I'd check anyway)
Thanks!

Originally Posted by vinnie97 

Reduce it, yes, not eliminate or remove.

Originally Posted by thex2 

Hey guys, I recently came across a brand new krp-500m. I'm 57 hours into DNice's 150hour break-in process. I noticed a large amount of flickering on the screen during the break-in process, so I went to my buddies house, who also has a krp-500m, to check out his tv to see if it had flickering issues and sure enough, it does.
Is there a setting somewhere that solves this problem or is that just a reality that comes with this tv? Since I'm currently running the 150-hour break-in settings that DNice put up, I'm hoping it's just something within the break-in settings. I'm coming from an xbr4, which has no flickering, to the krp-500m, so I just wanted to get this question resolved before I sold my xbr4. Thanks in advance for any help!

Originally Posted by William Moore 

I have a question. I own a KRP-600M display and I'm getting ready to hook up a new Pioneer SC-35 receiver and I was wondering if the 600M supports the audio return channel via HDMI? If it does, I would think that I wouldn't need to connect the optical out of my Dish STB to the receiver to get sat audio thru the receiver. Also, if the TV does support audio return channel, the normal audio thru the TV's speaker connections would still work, right?

Originally Posted by Stickgs 

Anyone need a table stand/mount for a KRP-500/600M (KRP-TS01) ? Barely Used, Like New In Memphis, TN. Paid $350 will sell for $250 or best offer...Buyer to pay shipping PM me for info.
As seen online:
Pioneer KURO KRP-TS01 Table Top Stand
MFG Part #: KRP-TS01 SKU: PIOKRPTS01
Table Top Stand for 60” Class Signature Series Monitor (PRO-141FD)
Our Price: $ 399.00

Originally Posted by SeLfMaDe111985 

my buddy may sell me his 111fd it's about 3 years old but we need to check hours on it he bought it for 2200$ brand new and he will sell it for about 1300$?? Or is it more
Worth my money to wait for the new 2013 panasonic a and Sammy's?

Originally Posted by William Moore 

Hello. I own a KRP-600M which I purchased new in Aug. 2009 and then had it ISF calibrated in Sept of 2010. My calibrator is recommending a "touch-up" calibration since it has been about 2 1/2 years since the first one. The picture still looks great to me and I don't think I have that many hours on my set when compared to a lot of other viewers, since I don't watch that much regular TV and only an occasional Blu ray or DVD. Any comments or advice? Thanks!

Originally Posted by htwaits 

Our 6010 was calibrated by Jeff Meier (UMR at AVS) at 900 hours. We had him do a full calibration at 2,800 hours (May 2009) and he found that there was what he called drift that was causing some problems with yellow. My memory may not be reliable about the exact nature of the problem. I hadn't noticed it, but since he was already here to work on new audio equipment, I had him check the display. He commented that the "drift" was slow enough that we could expect to bring the display back to industry standards for a long time to come.

If I still have the same display when it reaches 10,000 hours, I'll probably have it calibrated again. Your calibrators notice isn't it's the same as getting a notice to come in for an oil change. As long as you're happy with the picture quality you don't really need a calibration.

You might want to learn how to check the hours on your display. The need for a calibration can vary by display as well as model and your usage sounds very lite.

Enjoy.

Originally Posted by htwaits 

Our 6010 was calibrated by Jeff Meier (UMR at AVS) at 900 hours. We had him do a full calibration at 2,800 hours (May 2009) and he found that there was what he called drift that was causing some problems with yellow. My memory may not be reliable about the exact nature of the problem. I hadn't noticed it, but since he was already here to work on new audio equipment, I had him check the display. He commented that the "drift" was slow enough that we could expect to bring the display back to industry standards for a long time to come.

If I still have the same display when it reaches 10,000 hours, I'll probably have it calibrated again. Your calibrators notice isn't it's the same as getting a notice to come in for an oil change. As long as you're happy with the picture quality you don't really need a calibration.

You might want to learn how to check the hours on your display. The need for a calibration can vary by display as well as model and your usage sounds very lite.

Enjoy.

Originally Posted by SeLfMaDe111985 

my buddy may sell me his 111fd it's about 3 years old but we need to check hours on it he bought it for 2200$ brand new and he will sell it for about 1300$?? Or is it more
Worth my money to wait for the new 2013 panasonic a and Sammy's?

Originally Posted by SeLfMaDe111985 

my buddy may sell me his 111fd it's about 3 years old but we need to check hours on it he bought it for 2200$ brand new and he will sell it for about 1300$?? Or is it more
Worth my money to wait for the new 2013 panasonic a and Sammy's?

Originally Posted by RBFilms 

They look great...and up until now, I would say nothing compared.
However, the new Panasonic High End Plasmas for 2013 are pretty impressive.

Originally Posted by baron2 

Personally I would only get a 8G or 9G display. the 1540 I think is a 7G there was a big jump between that 7G and the 8G.