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I had downloaded a file from an avs forum but can't recall which one. That Disney one scrum mentioned has great reviews and sounds very simple to use.
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That 10 minute setup is just bullshit. A real pro setup involves then dragging in a color meter and other specialized equipment to set it up and will set you back a couple hundred bucks at least. Worth it if you are a movie buff interested in accurate color reproduction "the way the director intended it to look." Otherwise, a calibration disc is more than adequate.Originally posted by ROCKETW19 View PostComment
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Damn..what ever happened to plug it in and watch it. As much money as there is spent on these things..ya shouldn't have to go thru all that I would think???:wack:Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostComment
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Well. If you buy a $1500 TV, you should spend twenty bucks for the cal disc at least. It's like getting good performance tires for your car. The pro setup is like an exhaust or suspension mod- worth it if you are worried about ultimate performance, not required for most people.Comment
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B, that subwoofer looks like a boss, still like it? I might want to look in the $350 range.Comment
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Yea still love the sub and the 2 Polk audio speakers. They can and will blow your fucken ears out before they blow themselves out.Comment
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Pretty much what I want. Going to copy that 2.1setup. :thumup:Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostComment
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