Home Theater Thread

[holdencaulfield]

konzert? sakura? di ba plain amplifier lang sila?

afaik you need a receiver with dolby/dts decoding capability for a home theater setup ... unless your source is a pc that can output all six analog signals for 5.1 setup in which case you'll need a 6-channel amplifer

integrated amps yang mga yan.
daming channels nga, may surround pa.

[Phoenix67]

Worth ba ang Samsung Series 9 for a big screen tv Versus Samsung Series 8 na 60"?

[andywesteast]

hi hello po!
ask ko lang po kung meron ng nakagamit sa inyo ng konzert or sakura amps?
budgeted sa ngayon eh.

thanks and more power!

Just go to Pinoydvd.com.

Daming used na AVR less than 10T. Denon, Harman, Onkyo etc.

[jhnkvn]

Worth ba ang Samsung Series 9 for a big screen tv Versus Samsung Series 8 na 60"?

I was never a fan of expensive "TOTL" screens. My tip? Buy the biggest and most affordable Plasma panel from a manufacturer you trust. Why Plasma? Better viewing and they're less expensive when we're talking about 40 inches and above.

[Retz]

Kindly share and post your home theater set-up na din.

[Phoenix67]

What is "TOTL"?

LCDs are definitely not my vote already...I am leaning towards the AMOLEDs or the higher definition LEDs. Parang out sa akin ang PLASMA kasi sobrang bulky and matakaw sa koryente.

[glenn manikis]

What is "TOTL"?

LCDs are definitely not my vote already...I am leaning towards the AMOLEDs or the higher definition LEDs. Parang out sa akin ang PLASMA kasi sobrang bulky and matakaw sa koryente.

plasma is almost as thin as led's na din... pag dating namin sa koryente.. hindi na din matakaw compare sa old plasma's and...... ang lumalabas na plasma ngayon, ay may energy star rating na din...

[Retz]

Seems like plasma tv is still competing with the led. But are there still plasma tv for the 50" up? mostly are led's.

[oj88]

plasma is almost as thin as led's na din... pag dating namin sa koryente.. hindi na din matakaw compare sa old plasma's and...... ang lumalabas na plasma ngayon, ay may energy star rating na din...

Plasma TV's have certainly become more efficient, but it's still nowhere near that of an LCD, much less an LED TV of the same size.

Chart of the average power consumption of 2013 models for LCD, LED and Plasma TVs


Source: LCD vs LED vs Plasma 2013: Electricity Cost

All this means is that, you can watch twice or up to thrice as long on an LED TV compared to a Plasma TV for the same electricity cost. The operating cost should also be taken into consideration, not just the outright cost.

[Phoenix67]

Yung heat produced ng plasma...di ba mas mainit din eto than LEDs. So dadag load sa AC ng home theather room?!

[yapoy86]

yung plasma kasi may stripes na parang CRT tv... tsaka medyo madilim yan compared sa LED... maganda lang sa plasma mas mura

[oj88]

Yung heat produced ng plasma...di ba mas mainit din eto than LEDs. So dadag load sa AC ng home theather room?!

That too.

All else being equal, I like the PQ of plasma displays. I just don't think it's worth the extra electricity consumption from both the plasma itself and the additional load on the A/C.

[Retz]

Plasma TV's have certainly become more efficient, but it's still nowhere near that of an LCD, much less an LED TV of the same size.

Chart of the average power consumption of 2013 models for LCD, LED and Plasma TVs


Source: LCD vs LED vs Plasma 2013: Electricity Cost

All this means is that, you can watch twice or up to thrice as long on an LED TV compared to a Plasma TV for the same electricity cost. The operating cost should also be taken into consideration, not just the outright cost.

almost triple na ang wattage ng plasma compared to led *50". no good.

[oj88]

almost triple na ang wattage ng plasma compared to led *50". no good.

Exactly. If you have people at home the whole day, it's likely that the TV will be on for 4-8 hours a day. If you use a plasma TV under the same circumstances, it's like watching 12-24hrs on an LED TV!

[Phoenix67]

Yung PQ ng samsung series 8 is very nice. I think comparable siya sa plasma.

[Retz]

Exactly. If you have people at home the whole day, it's likely that the TV will be on for 4-8 hours a day. If you use a plasma TV under the same circumstances, it's like watching 12-24hrs on an LED TV!

un na nga sir very costly pa rin in terms of electricity consumption. maybe if they could produce an inverter type plasma tv. lol.

[boybi]

Plasmas are kinda like inverters already. Yun kasing nakikitang power consumption rating sa back label is the max power if all the pixels are lit. E hindi naman palagi naka on mga pixels ng plasma. Pag black yung scene, nakapatay yung pixels, so less power consumption. Unlike sa LCD, always on lahat ng pixels, may 'shutters' lang to cover the pixels sa mga black scenes. So kung ano yng nakalagay na power consumption sa label, yun na palagi.

[tsupermario]

with plasma, even HD video files with low video bit rate looks superb compared to LED or LCD imho.

[Phoenix67]

VS LCD, yes, mas maganda ang plasma. But not with the new generation amoled.

[andywesteast]

VS LCD, yes, mas maganda ang plasma. But not with the new generation amoled.

Amoled works more like Plasma. Each pixel is an individual light source. That is why PQ is better.

Unlike LED LCD whare there is a unified backlight.