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post #91 of 96
Just picked up yesterday at bestbuy. 791 for clearance sale. Shipped it backhome.
post #92 of 96
Picked up one of these on clearance at Best Buy for $791. At first I was extremely impressed by the picture, until I hooked up my HTPC... When the picture is fully white the whole right edge (3"-4" into the screen from top to bottom) looks horrible, almost pinkish. I can see dark spots and banding on the right side when watching hockey games. I spent a lot of time adjusting the picture last night and it was noticeable regardless of the brightness. The top left has it a little bit as well, but not as bad as the right side. The odd thing is that I didn't see much flashligting during dark scenes,but when watching this TV during light scenes the right side issues are very noticeable. I'll be exchanging this for another one and will post back the differences.
Edited by Red08 - 4/25/13 at 9:24am
post #93 of 96
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Originally Posted by JETninja View Post

Mine is running great, its on all the time and never a hiccup. Very pleased with it, just need to add more sound. Its not my main HT set, so maybe a sound bar will do...need to do some research.

I got the Panasonic SC-HTB10 soundbar before I even had the set delivered. Found one on CL for $75, it sounds great. You can defintely hear a difference, its not like a 5.1 system or anything, but just a nice 2.1.

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Picked up one of these on clearance at Best Buy for $791. At first I was extremely impressed by the picture, until I hooked up my HTPC... When the picture is fully white the whole right edge (3"-4" into the screen from top to bottom) looks horrible, almost pinkish. I can see dark spots and banding on the right side when watching hockey games. I spent a lot of time adjusting the picture last night and it was noticeable regardless of the brightness. The top left has it a little bit as well, but not as bad as the right side. The odd thing is that I didn't see much flashligting during dark scenes,but when watching this TV during light scenes the right side issues are very noticeable. I'll be exchanging this for another one and will post back the differences.

Sounds like you have the opposite problem of flashlighting, when there isn't enough light it will become pink, think negative film, less light = pink. Are you going to return it?
post #94 of 96
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Sounds like you have the opposite problem of flashlighting, when there isn't enough light it will become pink, think negative film, less light = pink. Are you going to return it?

I exchanged it for a new one at Best Buy. Pretty easy to do. Best Buy just plugged in the old one to verify that it turned on, however they didn't check to see the issue that I was having. The sent me on my way with a new TC-L55ET5. I'm very happy with the new one. The picture is incredible! I can't wait to watch a Blu Ray on this thing... I still notice some issues such as the dirty screen effect, especially during moving white screens like Hockey, but apparently that's an issue on all thin flat panel LED's.
Edited by Red08 - 4/30/13 at 7:12am
post #95 of 96
I just got the TC-L42ET5 last week and I don't know if theres something wrong with it but it seems to have the old Panny style menu and it has no advanced picture settings at all really....nevermind I think I was looking at settings for the et50 not the et5
Edited by Hurst31 - 5/14/13 at 10:20pm
post #96 of 96
I've now had the set for about a month, and I'm still very happy with it. The only thing that gave me fits was getting the ARC to work right, but that was user error more than anything else. Now I can use the built-in apps and send the audio back to my receiver with no issues. It's funny I went through all that work and I'm not using the "Smart" features anyhow. I should have known better. smile.gif I love the fact that I have over a dozen pairs of glasses, and I had the neighbor's family over the other night and watched How to Train Your Dragon 3D with plenty of glasses for everyone to enjoy it. I replaced an active Sony that I still only had 4 pairs of glasses for 2 years later.

Picture wise, I'd like a little deeper blacks, but know this isn't a plasma. The picture on my Sony 40HX800 is a little superior, but not all that much. The picture on this set just isn't quite as sharp. I don't seem to have any flashlighting issues, but I do notice the dirty screen effect when there is no signal. It completely disappears once there's actually content.

Overall, I'm very happy with this set and would recommend it.
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