A little background...
Bought my KDS-60A2000 not quite 3 years ago (Aug '06). The bulb went out about 2 months ago. Got the bulb replaced, and shortly thereafter I started to notice that the screen had a green tint to it when no picture was being displayed. Thinking this might be a white balance issue I tried tweaking the settings through the user menus, but that only reduced the intensity of the green-ness. When going through the menus, it seems that the green hue is more intense in upper part of the screen just to the right of center.
So now I am dealing with the dreaded "green blob" issue. When I bought the TV, I also picked up the extended warranty from Best Buy. Since I am under 3 years, I apparently have a couple of options on how to address this issue.
1.) Service through Best Buy
2.) Service through Sony
Now the question:
Do the new optical blocks truly resolve this issue?
Bought my KDS-60A2000 not quite 3 years ago (Aug '06). The bulb went out about 2 months ago. Got the bulb replaced, and shortly thereafter I started to notice that the screen had a green tint to it when no picture was being displayed. Thinking this might be a white balance issue I tried tweaking the settings through the user menus, but that only reduced the intensity of the green-ness. When going through the menus, it seems that the green hue is more intense in upper part of the screen just to the right of center.
So now I am dealing with the dreaded "green blob" issue. When I bought the TV, I also picked up the extended warranty from Best Buy. Since I am under 3 years, I apparently have a couple of options on how to address this issue.
1.) Service through Best Buy
2.) Service through Sony
Now the question:
Do the new optical blocks truly resolve this issue?