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post #1291 of 3178
6/10/12 at 7:33am
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Sanus LL11

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Sanus LT25B1

OK - so is one better than the other?
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post #1292 of 3178
6/10/12 at 7:45am
If you want the thinnest non tilt the LL11
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post #1293 of 3178
6/10/12 at 6:00pm
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Would any of you be able to give me insight as to what would be the best way to unbox and plug in the tv when it arrives while the shippers are still present so that I can check for damage. I know that I must slide the box off, but what way do you cut the bottom and top or are their tabs?
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The box is held together with palette straps and tabs at the bottom. I believe the tabs were in the handles or they were the handles themselves.
Once the straps are cut, just pull the tabs out and slide the outside of the box off.
There will be Styrofoam inserts in the top of the box and this is also where the remote and power cord are stored so you'll want to take those out.

The TV is wrapped in a Styrofoam cover which is easily removed.

Once that's off, check the TV glass and if you can't see any damage, plug it in and turn it on. You don't need a source to check it out as the menu will come up right away.

You don't even need to take it out of the bottom of the box or set up the stand. If there's any visible damage whatsoever, just refuse it and have the delivery guys box it back up and take it away.
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post #1294 of 3178
6/10/12 at 6:31pm
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The box is held together with palette straps and tabs at the bottom. I believe the tabs were in the handles or they were the handles themselves.
Once the straps are cut, just pull the tabs out and slide the outside of the box off.
There will be Styrofoam inserts in the top of the box and this is also where the remote and power cord are stored so you'll want to take those out.
The TV is wrapped in a Styrofoam cover which is easily removed.
Once that's off, check the TV glass and if you can't see any damage, plug it in and turn it on. You don't need a source to check it out as the menu will come up right away.
You don't even need to take it out of the bottom of the box or set up the stand. If there's any visible damage whatsoever, just refuse it and have the delivery guys box it back up and take it away.

Thanks
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post #1295 of 3178
6/11/12 at 4:25am
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Originally Posted by Suzook View Post

Sanus LL11

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Sanus LT25B1

According to the Sanus product selection on their website

Tilting Mounts are: VMPL3 or LT25 & Low profile is LL22
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post #1296 of 3178
6/11/12 at 4:27am
LL11 is for up to 80 the LL22 is for smaller sets
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post #1297 of 3178
6/11/12 at 4:31am
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LL11 is for up to 80 the LL22 is for smaller sets

That's what I thought, think I am going with the LT25
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post #1298 of 3178
6/11/12 at 6:05am
So I just picked up this set from Best Buy.

The clouding issue is pretty heavy on the left side. Smaller on the right. Do all these sets have it? Its fine when displaying a black image, but when nothing is there, its real obvioius. Especially watching a flick and the left side of the black bars on the top and bottom of the letterbox are very bright.

Also the lip sync seems to be a tad off or slow. Anyone else noticing this?

One last thing... when in standard mode, the motion seems fine... smooth etc. any other setting, the motion seems jittery, like its in 60hz not 120hz. i loaded the movie settings posted on here (thx suzook) and while the colors and pic quality seems very good... the smoothness of the scene is not.

all this is based off of bluray on ps3 fyi!
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post #1299 of 3178
6/11/12 at 6:16am
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That's what I thought, think I am going with the LT25

If I could make a suggestion. Never get the non-tilt low profile mount. I had my 70 Elite mounted and my older set moved and mounted in bedroom. I was screwing around with the wiring to conceal wires on floor and somehow the power cord popped off behind tv. Even with the tilt mount it was a pain in the ass to to get the plug back in as I had to do It blind and it was still a bear with tilt. I think if low profile non-tilt I may have had to take set down and I am sure my neighbors would have heard me if that were the case. biggrin.gif

I think they look better as well. IMO Thought I would throw in my $.02 in case your thinking of low profile.

Rick
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post #1300 of 3178
6/11/12 at 6:21am
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Originally Posted by Mr.SoftDome View Post

If I could make a suggestion. Never get the non-tilt low profile mount. I had my 70 Elite mounted and my older set moved and mounted in bedroom. I was screwing around with the wiring to conceal wires on floor and somehow the power cord popped off behind tv. Even with the tilt mount it was a pain in the ass to to get the plug back in as I had to do blind and it was still a bear with tilt. I think if low profile non-tilt I may have had to take set down and I am sure my neighbors would have heard me if that were the case. biggrin.gif
I think they look better as well. IMO Thought I would throw in my $.02 in case your thinking of low profile.
Rick

I agree, that's why I was going with the LT25 http://www.sanus.com/us/en/products/visionmount/tilting-mount/LT25
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post #1301 of 3178
6/11/12 at 7:22am
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So I just picked up this set from Best Buy.
The clouding issue is pretty heavy on the left side. Smaller on the right. Do all these sets have it? Its fine when displaying a black image, but when nothing is there, its real obvioius. Especially watching a flick and the left side of the black bars on the top and bottom of the letterbox are very bright.
Also the lip sync seems to be a tad off or slow. Anyone else noticing this?
If a LED does not have local dimming, there are always clouds to some degree.
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post #1302 of 3178
6/11/12 at 10:54am
I'm in the market for this TV and the specs on this TV on the Sharp website says the panel native refresh rate is 240 hz.. Is that true? Seems a lot of people in this post refer to it being 120 hz. The specs also say that the Aquomotion backlight scanning refresh rate is 480. What is the down side if it is 120 hz since I was really wanting a 240 set.

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post #1303 of 3178
6/11/12 at 10:59am
Hello...I have recieved my 844 and got it on the wall. i used Suzook's settings and all looks great however i was watching golf this weekend and during golf shots, when the ball was descending I noticed that ball would flutter and there would be a ghosting effect. Another ball would appear for a second a few inches behind the flight of the ball. Has anyone else experienced this?

thanks for your help.

Andres
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post #1304 of 3178
6/11/12 at 3:08pm
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Hello...I have recieved my 844 and got it on the wall. i used Suzook's settings and all looks great however i was watching golf this weekend and during golf shots, when the ball was descending I noticed that ball would flutter and there would be a ghosting effect. Another ball would appear for a second a few inches behind the flight of the ball. Has anyone else experienced this?
thanks for your help.
Andres

Not uncommon. I have seen it on other sets as well as this one, including my plasma and Sony LED. Best setting I have found for this is Suzook's setting of Film mode off, 120 low. You can fiddle with the different motion settings further to see if that helps.

S~
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post #1305 of 3178
6/11/12 at 3:34pm
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If a LED does not have local dimming, there are always clouds to some degree.

I don't disagree with you Chris but why does LED set have clouding and is it more of a problem with edge lit technology?
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post #1306 of 3178
6/11/12 at 4:51pm
I just bought that from J+R for a great price, due to arrive Wed.

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That's what I thought, think I am going with the LT25
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post #1307 of 3178
6/11/12 at 7:13pm
I believe clouding is normal to a degree with no device connected to the hdmi.
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post #1308 of 3178
6/11/12 at 8:43pm
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I don't disagree with you Chris but why does LED set have clouding and is it more of a problem with edge lit technology?
I do not have an answer. Many devises made buy humans have natural flaws.

Another Example: Why do gasoline engines produce toxins? You would think we can develop something to put right on the engine to take care of this issue smile.gif
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post #1309 of 3178
6/12/12 at 1:34pm
Cloudiness is caused by uneven pressure on the LCD screen itself from the frame.
It doesn't matter if it's an edge or back lit.

The more intense the LEDs the more likely you are to notice it, which is why it's generally more noticeable on edge lit and CCFL screens (fewer lights, much brighter).

One of the most common causes for non-uniformity is improper assembly. If the screen is assembled too tightly for instance, however these large sets probably have more potential to see clouds as with such a large device, the set has more potential to flex, which would cause this non-uniform pressure, regardless of assembly.

I would bet it's a real trick for companies like LG and Sharp to build these sets so large w/o making them overly heavy, and yet maintain structural rigidity. I assume that's why Sharp doesn't want the 80" set tilted.
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post #1310 of 3178
6/12/12 at 1:41pm
844 arrives tomorrow. the 632's evil brother has arrived............

question is will their fat cousin, the 90 inch come in and kick both of them to the curb.... time will tell.....
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post #1311 of 3178
6/12/12 at 8:06pm
Congratz on your purchase. Why did you decide to purchase 844u with 90 inch being so close if you are interested in 90 inch?
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post #1312 of 3178
6/13/12 at 4:04am
844 is a replacement from my 70 inch Elite to which was swapped out three times already.

The 90 will make its way to replace the 844 in my main room
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post #1313 of 3178
6/13/12 at 4:54am
Suzook, will you post your settings for the 844 once you have it dialed in? I'll be most interested to find out if they end up any different from your 632 settings.
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post #1314 of 3178
6/13/12 at 5:00am
Got an 844 coming on Sat.
I was wondering how easy it is to adjust the settings to mitigate the SOE effect and how is the set with motion once these adjustments are made?
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post #1315 of 3178
6/13/12 at 5:16am
sure will. hoping there are no "delivery" issues
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post #1316 of 3178
6/13/12 at 5:28am
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sure will. hoping there are no "delivery" issues

bought it from best buy so returns would be easy if there are any issues
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post #1317 of 3178
6/13/12 at 6:24am
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Got an 844 coming on Sat.
I was wondering how easy it is to adjust the settings to mitigate the SOE effect and how is the set with motion once these adjustments are made?
Turn film mode off.
Set to 120hz high, low or off. (I run mine in 120hz high w/o SOE)
I had to set my FIOS box to 720p as it can't output 1080p. In 1080i, it had really bad SOE for some reason.
Blu Ray obviously works perfectly in 1080p w/o SOE.
Motion is very clean. Some people complain about golf and 120hz, but I don't watch golf so I can't comment.
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post #1318 of 3178
6/13/12 at 6:30am
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Turn film mode off.
Set to 120hz high, low or off. (I run mine in 120hz high w/o SOE)
I had to set my FIOS box to 720p as it can't output 1080p. In 1080i, it had really bad SOE for some reason.
Blu Ray obviously works perfectly in 1080p w/o SOE.
Motion is very clean. Some people complain about golf and 120hz, but I don't watch golf so I can't comment.

Thanks, it seems sort of counter-intuitive to turn off Movie Mode.
What is the purpose of that mode?
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post #1319 of 3178
6/13/12 at 7:34am
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Originally Posted by wlcohen View Post

Thanks, it seems sort of counter-intuitive to turn off Movie Mode.
What is the purpose of that mode?

Film mode, not movie mode.
Movie is a color/contrast profile.

Film mode is for 3:2 pulldown.
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Changing motion enhancement to 120Hz doesn't do any thing for me, and I don't see a setting specifically called "Fine Motion Enhanced"


From the manual for my set:


"*Film Mode (3:2 pull-down)*


Automatically detects a film-based source (originally

encoded at 24 frames/second), analyzes it then recreates

each still film frame for high-definition picture quality.


Advanced(High)/Advanced(Low): Select a desired level

to remove jerkiness from film contents.


Standard: Detects, analyzes, converts film source.


Off: Normal viewing mode.


• "Film Mode" does not function depending on input signal

type.

• "Standard" does not function when channel display shows

an input signal resolution of 480p, 720p, or 1080p.

• "Film Mode" is not available during PC format input.

• "Advanced(High)" and "Advanced(Low)" do not function

when you set AV MODE to “PC”."
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post #1320 of 3178
6/13/12 at 7:37am
so turn off film mode for Blu-Ray also?
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