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I just bought a 47in lcd 240hz tv and blu ray player also. I want to get a nice sounding maybe 5.1 Home theater system. I like the bose but I think they are way to expensive, so does nyone have some good ones in mind?
Answer
Definitely do not go with Bose when you can get far better sound, quality, and value from other manufacturers. I would also recommend not getting a home theater in a box (HTIB) setup as they limit you for future expandability and upgradability. Bose offers small, sleek, and simple setup, with a lot of marketing to back them up, but excellent quality they are not.
My suggestions are these systems from Onkyo and Yamaha
http://www.onkyousa.com/prod_class.cfm?câ¦
http://www.yamaha.com/yec/hometheater.htâ¦
or the receiver of your choice plus a speaker system like these from Energy
http://www.energy-speakers.com/na-en/proâ¦
There are a lot of other options as well, but these are a good place to start.
Happy hunting!
Definitely do not go with Bose when you can get far better sound, quality, and value from other manufacturers. I would also recommend not getting a home theater in a box (HTIB) setup as they limit you for future expandability and upgradability. Bose offers small, sleek, and simple setup, with a lot of marketing to back them up, but excellent quality they are not.
My suggestions are these systems from Onkyo and Yamaha
http://www.onkyousa.com/prod_class.cfm?câ¦
http://www.yamaha.com/yec/hometheater.htâ¦
or the receiver of your choice plus a speaker system like these from Energy
http://www.energy-speakers.com/na-en/proâ¦
There are a lot of other options as well, but these are a good place to start.
Happy hunting!
How come standard blu-ray players and hd tvs can't do 3D?
Mitch
Isn't it just possible to make a blu-ray movie 3D compatible by having each frame a double image of what would otherwise be a single image 2D picture? It doesn't seem to me that hardware would have to change at all but rather what is written to the blu-ray disk. Could anyone tell me why hardware must change as well?
Answer
Most HD TV's are not fast enough to play 3D 3D is actually 2 interlaced pictures sent one after the other very fast, also the DVD has be able to send a signal to the TV telling it to switch back and forth from picture to picture in synchronization...then the TV also sends a signal to the glasses you wear which also shutter very fast from the right eye to the left so that you are only seeing one complete picture at a time in each eye....this is why most 3D TV's are also 240Hz TV's because of the speed needed to produce two pictures, at the same time that most HD TV's only send one picture 3D is sending two. There are aftermarket devises that will make your TV or projector 3D if its fast enough to handle the speed.......
Most HD TV's are not fast enough to play 3D 3D is actually 2 interlaced pictures sent one after the other very fast, also the DVD has be able to send a signal to the TV telling it to switch back and forth from picture to picture in synchronization...then the TV also sends a signal to the glasses you wear which also shutter very fast from the right eye to the left so that you are only seeing one complete picture at a time in each eye....this is why most 3D TV's are also 240Hz TV's because of the speed needed to produce two pictures, at the same time that most HD TV's only send one picture 3D is sending two. There are aftermarket devises that will make your TV or projector 3D if its fast enough to handle the speed.......
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