Dean Wette
Stunt Coordinator
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- Jan 12, 2003
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Since DLP is such a different technology than CRTs, is there much value in having it calibrated by an ISF technician, or are they pretty much dead-on to start with?
I know there's much benefit to this with CRT-based RPTVs, but how true is or isn't that for DLPs.
I have a Samsung HLM617W and SIT-TS160 tuner ordered from a local custom HT installer, and wonder whether it's worth the expense to have him calibrate the TV when he does the install.
Thanks for input (and sorry if this has been discussed - I didn't find anything in a quick search).
Dean
I know there's much benefit to this with CRT-based RPTVs, but how true is or isn't that for DLPs.
I have a Samsung HLM617W and SIT-TS160 tuner ordered from a local custom HT installer, and wonder whether it's worth the expense to have him calibrate the TV when he does the install.
Thanks for input (and sorry if this has been discussed - I didn't find anything in a quick search).
Dean