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Originally posted by AV-NUT: CEDIA has alot in store for DLP to mature and kill the little bugs that the "high and mighty" CRT guys don't want to be fixed so they can continue to sell overpriced,outdated, analog CRT monsters. As soon as the scalers are a little cheaper it will put CRT projectors where they belong.... KD |
Originally posted by DanHouck: Keep breathing, Jerome! The best setup I have ever seen, bar none, is the sony G90 with Faroudja processing at CES. Man, if I had the hundred K this setup costs, I'd have it in a minute. CRT offers a great bang for the buck these days, but you have to be able to handle the setup parameters. I can't. Lotsa ways to have a great picture, there's space here for all of them. Dan |
Originally posted by jsaliga: KD Just in case you were not aware, a lot of us "high and mighty" CRT guys hang out here in addition to the CRT forum. --Jerome |
Originally posted by bentsai: I agree on the whole value thing...So the perceived value is more important than just getting them below $2K, I think. |
Originally posted by Robert Clark: I think he was referring to manufacturers and dealers, rather than owners. There are a few CRT owners who love to come to this group and take "potshots" at "lamp" owners, as you say |
Originally posted by AV-NUT: Jerome, Just your attitude makes my point perfectly... |
To add another point is just because I do not have the tons of posts doesn't indicate knowledge....Believe me I have my share of deflection board swaps in crt (ceiling monsters). How about you??? PS-Anyone can hang around here and NOT post!! |
The scaler point was as soon at CEDIA many scalerers that will have all aspects ratios and input selection is going to be available and once R & D cost is gone, combined with a DLP will smoke the inflated cost of most "high-end" crt prices by over half. |