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Help- Pioneer Kuro 6020 with 700 hours on it for $1500 or new Panny 65VT50 at about 3K

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I'm torn both ways and would appreciate some help from people more knowlegable than me. I don't care about 3d. Streaming can be done through my OPPO. The 6020 is the same as the Elite in black levels but does not have a lot of calibration controls and has more of a saturated look as a result. I have an Elite 111fd but would like a bigger screen.

I have to decide by the end of the day to get the 6020 deal.

Thanks!
post #2 of 9
What about paying for a custom calibration?
post #3 of 9
Thread Starter 
Willing to do that. Which TV were you thinking I should do that on?
post #4 of 9
With only 700 hours, get the Pioneer. You can get the Elite board and do the swap as well, giving you all those missing calibration controls.
post #5 of 9
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Well, I have until next week to make a decision now. Thanks for the input.
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Originally Posted by Glashub View Post

Willing to do that. Which TV were you thinking I should do that on?
Either one but mainly the 6020 sense it doesn't have as many user adjustments and is cheaper so you would have money for that compared to a $3000 TV.
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6020 imo

Obviously it's 5" smaller than the 65" vt but (more) than makes up for it in the quality of components and image quality.

I have sold my nearly four year old krp500 tv (uk) and have traced a remarkably low used 500m and it never crossed my mind for a second to try any other plasma after seeing what's out there today. Not that im saying others aren't good. But the components, panel/module and sheer image quality of these Pioneers isn't going to go away anytime soon.

And any 'extras' that come with "modern" tv's can be had for the 8 & 9G Kuro's externally so no big deal there : )
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Thread Starter 
Thanks! My concern is that watching a 6020 after 4 years of watching a 111fd with D-nice settings would be a let down. Also can't help but notice how modern looking displays are now. I have a quality problem though; the 111fd looks great still.
post #9 of 9
You can convert that 6020 into an Elite, with respect to the controls by swapping a circuit board, or modifying your own (there's a thread on this in the forums).
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