NickBrazzi
Auditioning
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- Jan 25, 2005
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I've been looking at TVs in the store. I'm switching to a 4K TV after using a projector for years.
The Samsungs have great reviews. But, in the store, the image looks smeared and full of compression on all the Samsung displays.
Clearly, this could be a crappy signal fed into the TV at Best Buy. But, how can I buy a TV when the only one I've seen in person has an image quality I don't like?
I guess I'm looking for some thoughts or reassurance that the compression I see is a problem in the store, and not a real issue with the Samsung TVs. If I could believe the compression artifacting I saw is just bad in-store setup, I would be on board with the other positive aspects of these units.
The Samsungs have great reviews. But, in the store, the image looks smeared and full of compression on all the Samsung displays.
Clearly, this could be a crappy signal fed into the TV at Best Buy. But, how can I buy a TV when the only one I've seen in person has an image quality I don't like?
I guess I'm looking for some thoughts or reassurance that the compression I see is a problem in the store, and not a real issue with the Samsung TVs. If I could believe the compression artifacting I saw is just bad in-store setup, I would be on board with the other positive aspects of these units.