Costco just started carrying the HL-S6767W
Mini-review:
Equipment:
Motorola DCT 6412 Dual Tuner DVR - HDMI
Toshiba HD-A1 HD DVD player - Better Cables Component Video Cables
Pioneer 1014tx Surround Receiver
AR HC-6 Speakers
SVS PB12+/2
Belkin PF40 Power Conditioner
Dedicated 30 amp circuit
Picture Settings (Calibrated with AVIA)
Mode - Movie
Contrast - 52
Brightness - 50
Sharpness - 0
Color - 45
Temp - Warm 2
Tint - 50
DNIe - Off
DNR - Off
Content:
HD DVD's
Serenity
Apollo 13
Cable HD
INHD
Discovery HD
HBO HD
ESPN HD
The Bad:
-Some pretty nasty pincushion is present on 4:3 material, but since I will never watch 4:3 material I am not too concerned
-Occasional RBE if I concentrate on seeing it
-Shadow detail somewhat lacking
The Good:
-Bright. Holy crapola. Bright
-Amazing HD quality
-Deep blacks
-Nice black cabinet
Results:
I really am loving this set. I upgraded from a 50 Panasonic Plasma and am extremely happy with my first micro display. HD DVD's were unreal. The space scenes in Apollo 13 and Serenity were breath taking.
Cable HD was amazing as well. Not quite as clear as the HD DVD's, but that was to be expected. I watched a show on Cuba on Discovery HD and the color was incredibly vibrant. Equal to my Plasma in saturation. There was no noticeable color bleeding on any material. The color was always consistent and realistic. I watched a tennis match on INHD and once again the color and clarity were amazing. As the ball flew back and forth, there was no visible blurring. Lastly, I watched some of Deadwood from my DVR and again, the color was realistic. Flesh tones were right on and the dusty, muted color palette was perfectly reproduced.
From my time viewing the HL-S6187 I can definitely say that the HL-S6767W has the same internals. I am very happy with this purchase and I think I have finally found a set to build my media niche around.
Mini-review:
Equipment:
Motorola DCT 6412 Dual Tuner DVR - HDMI
Toshiba HD-A1 HD DVD player - Better Cables Component Video Cables
Pioneer 1014tx Surround Receiver
AR HC-6 Speakers
SVS PB12+/2
Belkin PF40 Power Conditioner
Dedicated 30 amp circuit
Picture Settings (Calibrated with AVIA)
Mode - Movie
Contrast - 52
Brightness - 50
Sharpness - 0
Color - 45
Temp - Warm 2
Tint - 50
DNIe - Off
DNR - Off
Content:
HD DVD's
Serenity
Apollo 13
Cable HD
INHD
Discovery HD
HBO HD
ESPN HD
The Bad:
-Some pretty nasty pincushion is present on 4:3 material, but since I will never watch 4:3 material I am not too concerned
-Occasional RBE if I concentrate on seeing it
-Shadow detail somewhat lacking
The Good:
-Bright. Holy crapola. Bright
-Amazing HD quality
-Deep blacks
-Nice black cabinet
Results:
I really am loving this set. I upgraded from a 50 Panasonic Plasma and am extremely happy with my first micro display. HD DVD's were unreal. The space scenes in Apollo 13 and Serenity were breath taking.
Cable HD was amazing as well. Not quite as clear as the HD DVD's, but that was to be expected. I watched a show on Cuba on Discovery HD and the color was incredibly vibrant. Equal to my Plasma in saturation. There was no noticeable color bleeding on any material. The color was always consistent and realistic. I watched a tennis match on INHD and once again the color and clarity were amazing. As the ball flew back and forth, there was no visible blurring. Lastly, I watched some of Deadwood from my DVR and again, the color was realistic. Flesh tones were right on and the dusty, muted color palette was perfectly reproduced.
From my time viewing the HL-S6187 I can definitely say that the HL-S6767W has the same internals. I am very happy with this purchase and I think I have finally found a set to build my media niche around.



























