Sharp AQUOS 65" 1080p - Blu-ray Forum

wiki131wiki · 08-28-2008, 07:41 PM

What are the cons for the Sharp - AQUOS 65" Class 1080p 120Hz Flat-Panel LCD HDTV?

SkillzthatKillz · 08-28-2008, 07:44 PM

it isnt a plasma

lol jk

maxmcleod · 08-28-2008, 07:44 PM

and if you have that much room, why not get a projector?

RIPSeanTaylor21 · 08-28-2008, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by maxmcleod

and if you have that much room, why not get a projector?

the picture isnt as sharp (LOL) and crisp as the 73 samsung 81 or 73 xbr5, but hey im sure u dont wanna spend 30k for a tv. Get it calibrated, get good cables, and get a good power conditoner. Then the 65SE94U, will be pretty good. Not bad, it looks like crap without the right gear to go with it, one thing, i was watching a preseason game on it, and it was horrible. just an opinion

Blu-ray Fanatic · 08-28-2008, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by RIPSeanTaylor21

the picture isnt as sharp (LOL) and crisp as the 73 samsung 81 or 73 xbr5, but hey im sure u dont wanna spend 30k for a tv. Get it calibrated, get good cables, and get a good power conditoner. Then the 65SE94U, will be pretty good. Not bad, it looks like crap without the right gear to go with it, one thing, i was watching a preseason game on it, and it was horrible. just an opinion

Knock on wood

kpkelley · 08-28-2008, 09:05 PM

For five grand you can get this instead:

Epson powerlite home cinema 1080ub

pair that with a Stewart Firehawk G3 and you are golden.

sokrman14 · 08-28-2008, 09:45 PM

Honestly, the LC65SE94U is a great TV for the size and price of an LCD. The LC65D64U is definitely not worth it, just mediocre TV. The 94 series has very accurate color out of the box, although a calibration would help. The downfall is that it doesnt have very deep blacks. The smart sensor lighting helps (tv adjusts brightness, etc based on amount of light in the room). High def content looks good, Bluray content will come fairly close to the 70 inch models from Samsung and Sony, but they have LED backlighting, so they are 4-5 times the price.

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08-28-2008, 07:44 PM	#2
SkillzthatKillz Special Member Member since:Feb 2008 Location:Cincinnati, OH Blu-ray collection:214 DVD collection:2 Trading Score:1	it isnt a plasma lol jk

08-28-2008, 07:44 PM	#3
maxmcleod Active Member Member since:Mar 2008 Blu-ray collection:147 Blu-ray reviews:4 Trading Score:4	and if you have that much room, why not get a projector?

08-28-2008, 09:05 PM	#6
kpkelley Blu-ray Ninja Top contributor Member since:Aug 2007 Location:Framingham, MA 4K collection:385 Blu-ray collection:2478 Digital collection:113 Blu-ray reviews: 152	For five grand you can get this instead: Epson powerlite home cinema 1080ub pair that with a Stewart Firehawk G3 and you are golden.

08-28-2008, 09:45 PM	#7
sokrman14 Special Member Member since:Mar 2006 Location:Omaha, NE Home Theater Gallery:9 Blu-ray collection:32 Blu-ray reviews:1 Trading Score:1	Honestly, the LC65SE94U is a great TV for the size and price of an LCD. The LC65D64U is definitely not worth it, just mediocre TV. The 94 series has very accurate color out of the box, although a calibration would help. The downfall is that it doesnt have very deep blacks. The smart sensor lighting helps (tv adjusts brightness, etc based on amount of light in the room). High def content looks good, Bluray content will come fairly close to the 70 inch models from Samsung and Sony, but they have LED backlighting, so they are 4-5 times the price.

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