I am what i consider a "casual" home entertainment user. Watching good quality tv is important to me but I really never go overboard (cept for my tosh 65" widescreen). example is my dvd player is a ps2 atm and i dont even know the model # of my av reciever only that it does everything i want.
I have decided (and negotiated with my wife :} the purchase of a hd reciever) I plan on only using it with direct tv since i get no other OTA recption here (carmel,ny if anyone knows something i dont)
Ok enough babble. I have decided on getting the panasonic TU-HDS20 for 2 reasons
1) Price looks like i can find one for about 475
2) The connections available I would be lieing if i said I knew what they are called but its the 3 colored connections that give me the best pic atm
The 1 negative i have been reading about this reciever is that its slow. my question is how slow is slow? Alot of people complain about it but i am assuming that these people are hi def fiends and not casual users
will i really see a noticable delay? and is the deay also for non hd channels?
thanks for any info
I have decided (and negotiated with my wife :} the purchase of a hd reciever) I plan on only using it with direct tv since i get no other OTA recption here (carmel,ny if anyone knows something i dont)
Ok enough babble. I have decided on getting the panasonic TU-HDS20 for 2 reasons
1) Price looks like i can find one for about 475
2) The connections available I would be lieing if i said I knew what they are called but its the 3 colored connections that give me the best pic atm
The 1 negative i have been reading about this reciever is that its slow. my question is how slow is slow? Alot of people complain about it but i am assuming that these people are hi def fiends and not casual users
will i really see a noticable delay? and is the deay also for non hd channels?
thanks for any info